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Moskva
also: Москва, Moscow (periodical)
A short-lived conservative Moscow daily (1867-68) edited by Ivan Aksakov, invoked here in ironic contrast with the Slavophile paper Rus despite sharing an editor and outlook.
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- Thoughts of a Reader of Newspapers and Journals §5 Moskva
Moskva ("Moscow"), a short-lived conservative Moscow daily newspaper edited by Ivan Aksakov in 1867-68, revived by allusion here against the Slavophile paper Rus, despite the two sharing an editor and outlook.
- To Al. P. Chekhov, 25 January 1883. Moscow. §6 Moskva
A Moscow newspaper or journal to which Uncle Mitrofan Yegorovich apparently subscribed; Anton was arranging for missing issues, a premium item, and portraits owed to him to be sent on.