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Akhtyrka

also: Ахтырка

A town in the Kharkov region near Sumy, named by Chekhov as an equally arbitrary alternative destination ("I could just as well go to Akhtyrka, it's all the same to me"), underscoring the letter's opening theme of aimlessness.

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Mentioned in 3 works (3 mentions)

To Ya. P. Polonsky, 25 March 1888. Moscow. letter · 1 mention
To I. P. Chekhov, 16 July 1889. Parokhod "Olga". letter · 1 mention
To N. A. Leikin, 13 August 1889. Sumy. letter · 1 mention

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