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I. Yakovlev-Pavlovsky
Yakovlev-Pavlovsky
also: И. Яковлев-Павловский, Yakovlev-Pavlovsky
The Paris correspondent (of a Russian newspaper) who acts as a self-appointed aide-de-camp, following Chekhov's party everywhere during the April/May 1891 Paris visit; Chekhov notes he had once lived with the Frohnsteins (family:frohnstein-lodgers) at the Chekhovs' house on Moiseyevsky Lane in Moscow.
Reading notes
- To the Chekhovs, 1891. Paris. §7 I. Yakovlev-Pavlovsky
A Russian newspaper's Paris correspondent who makes himself Tatishchev's self-appointed "aide-de-camp," tagging along with the whole party; Chekhov places him by an old family connection -- he once lodged with the Frohnsteins at the Chekhovs' former house on Moiseyevsky Lane in Moscow -- rather than by any professional detail.
- Notebooks. Diaries §4028 I. Ya. Pavlovsky
Isaak Yakovlevich Pavlovsky, Novoye Vremya's Paris correspondent, who accompanied Chekhov on this visit to Melikhovo.