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Iverskaya Chapel

Iverskaya

also: Иверской, Иверская часовня, Iverskaya

A small, immensely popular chapel housing a revered icon of the Mother of God, standing beside the Resurrection Gate at the entrance to Red Square in Moscow; its immediate surroundings were a byword for a dense, disreputable crowd of touts, moneylenders, and hustlers doing business in the shadow of the city's holiest shrine, the irony Chekhov trades on here.

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