person
Kryukovsky
also: Крюковский
Secretary of the dramatic censorship office in the late 1880s, named by Chekhov as the official whose acquaintance with M. P. Fyodorov makes Fyodorov's covering letter useful for shepherding a new play through censorship; named only here in the corpus so far.
Reading notes
- To A. N. Maslov, October 1888. Moscow. §5 Kryukovsky
Secretary of the dramatic censorship office, named here only as the official whose acquaintance with Fyodorov makes Fyodorov's covering letter useful -- first and so far only appearance in this corpus.
- To I. L. Leontyev, 7 November 1888. Moscow. §4 tell Kryukovsky
Kryukovsky, secretary of the dramatic censorship office, already named in this corpus in (\S5) as the official whose acquaintance smooths a play's passage through censorship; here Chekhov asks Shcheglov to approach him directly on "The Proposal"'s behalf.