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False Dmitry I

the Pretender

also: Лжедмитрий, Dmitry, Димитрий

The pretender who claimed to be Tsarevich Dmitry, the youngest son of Ivan the Terrible believed murdered in childhood, and used that claim to seize the Russian throne in 1605; the speaking role in the monologue from Pushkin's "Boris Godunov" that Svetlovidov recites.

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Mentioned in 27 works (43 mentions)

To Yu. I. Lyadova, 18 November 1879. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
The Commerce Counsellor's Daughter Stories · 1 mention
Joy Stories · 3 mentions
To D. T. Savelyev, 19 January 1884. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To D. T. Savelyev, 1884. letter · 2 mentions
To Ye. I. Savelyeva, 24 February 1884. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To D. T. Savelyev, 4 September 1884. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
Nerves Stories · 1 mention
Swan Song (Calchas) Plays · 1 mention
To D. V. Grigorovich, 12 February 1887. Moscow. letter · 2 mentions
To Al. P. Chekhov, 19 March 1887. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To D. V. Grigorovich, 12 January 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To D. V. Grigorovich, 5 February 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To I. L. Leontyev, 22 February 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To L. N. Trefolev, 14 April 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To A. N. Pleshcheyev, 11 June 1888. Vorozhba. letter · 1 mention
To D. V. Grigorovich, 9 October 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To D. V. Grigorovich, 24 December 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
The Wood Demon Plays · 1 mention
To F. A. Chervinsky, 25 October 1891. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
Notebooks. Diaries Notebooks · 7 mentions
To D. V. Garin-Vinding, 13 January 1892. Moscow. letter · 2 mentions
To D. V. Garin-Vinding, 21 February 1892. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
Ionych Stories · 3 mentions
About Love Stories · 1 mention
The Lady with the Little Dog Stories · 4 mentions
In the Ravine Stories · 1 mention

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