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Golos
also: Голос, The Voice
Golos ('The Voice'), a major liberal St. Petersburg daily newspaper (1863-1884) that ran provincial correspondence; the outlet Ivan Nikitich most wants to be published in.
Reading notes
- Twenty-Six (Excerpts from a Diary) §3 "The Voice"
Golos ('The Voice'), a major liberal St. Petersburg daily (1863-1884); the diarist's reading of its leading article is instantly, comically overridden by domestic upheaval.
- The Correspondent §47 Golos
\emph{Golos} ('The Voice'), an influential liberal St. Petersburg daily (1863-1884) -- the prestigious big-city paper Ivan Nikitich claims, with increasingly dubious reliability, to have been published in.
- Thoughts of a Reader of Newspapers and Journals §4 Golos
Golos ("The Voice"), a major liberal St. Petersburg daily newspaper (1863-1884).
- Forgiveness §7 The Voice
Golos ('The Voice'), a major liberal St. Petersburg daily that had just been shut down by the authorities in 1883/84; Chekhov 'forgives' it for closing.
- The Zealot §10 Golos
Golos ('The Voice'), a major liberal St. Petersburg daily (1863-1884); the director's fondness for it -- and his own past contributions to it -- mark him as nominally a man of liberal sympathies, which the story's ending exposes as empty.