Rosamund Bartlett - Chekhov : scenes from a life

225-7

Florence, 187

Florensky, Father Pavel, 89

'Fortune', 45-6, 50, 53, 150

Fragments, 58, 69, 136-7, 140,

154, 157; contributions to by Chekhov, 69, 133-4, 138,

225

Friedrich I, Grand Duke, 351

Genoa, 191

Glinka: A Life for the Tsar, 248 Gloomy People, 86 Gogol, 34, 50, 190 gold, 174, 175 Golden Horde, 10 Goltsev, Viktor, 295, 340 Goncharov: The Frigate Pallada, 165 'Gooseberries', 200 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 347 Gorky, Maxim, 67, 308, 313 Grand Moscow Hotel, 232, 294 Grand Oriental Hotel (Colombo), 350

'Grasshopper, The', 227, 268 Greece/Greeks, ancient, 6-8 Greek Monastery (Taganrog), 4-5, 14

Grigorovich, Dmitry, 52, 72, 142; letter of praise to Chekhov, 73, 74, 111 Gromov, Pavel, 61 Gurzuf, 313-14, 317, 319, 348 'Gusev', 184-5

'He Understood', 107 'Heartache', 138-9 Hermitage restaurant (Moscow),

68,230, 231 Herodotus, 45; History of the

Persian Wars, 7 'House with the Mezzanine, The',

124-5, 210 Hudson, Lieutenant, 20 Hunt, William, 259, 261 hunting: Sabaneev's survey on, 108 'Huntsman, The', 110-11

Imoeral Theatres, 92, 152, 154 Imperial Theatres D ectorate, 90, 152

'In the Cart', 60, 219, 224

'In Moscow on Truba', 58-60

'In the Ravine', 27, 286

In the Twilight, 86, 92, 115, 144

Iollos, Grigory, 336

'Ionych', 292

lordanov, Pavel, 52, 247

Irakly, Father, 182

Irkutsk, 171, 172, 172

Island of Sakhalin, The, 165, 176,

177, 182-3 Italy, 187-8 Ivan III, 10 Ivan IV, Tsar, 10 Ivanenko, Alexander, 199, 206 Ivanov, 88-90, 91; performances of and reaction (Moscow), 91-2; staging of at Alexandi lsky Theatre (St Petersburg) and reviews, 151, 152, 154 Ivanovna, Anna, 64

Japan, 160, 178, 183-4 Journal of the Imperial Hunting Society, 107

Kalyagin, Alexander, 349 Karaim Jews, 274 Kashtanka (dog), 309, 310 Ken nan, George, 169; Siben i and

the Exile System, 167 Kerner, Justinus, 333 Kertch, 16

Khotya- itseva, Alexandra, 245 Kiselyov, Alexei, 101, 109

Knipper, Olga, 84, 85, 128, 158, 228-9,306,314, 348; background, 228; at Badenweiler, 334; Chekhov's letters to, 252, 283, 307, 310, 326; and death of Chekhov, 335; marriage to Chekhov, 301-2, 319,322, 323^4, 326; peritonitis, 303; pet dog, 305-6; relationship with Chekhov, 229, 252, 296; theatre career, 229, 302; and Three Sisters, 319-20; visit to Yalta, 280-1 Kohl, Johann, 260 Komissarzhevkaya, Vera, 156, 158 Konophova, Evgenia, 343, 345 Konstantin, Grand Duke, 261 Korf, Baron Andrei, 177 Korolenko, 147 Korotnev, Professor, 242 Korsh, Fyodor, 90-1, 151 Korsh Theatre, 90, 91, 92, 151 Kovalevsky, Maxim, 238, 242, 247,

249,253 Kravtsov, Pyotr, 41 Kublai Khan, 10 Kuchma, Leonid, 347 Kuchuk-koy: Chekhov's dacha at,

284,313 Kumskaya, Agafya, 44-5 kurgans, 43, 44-5 Kurkin, Pyotr, 298, 329

'Lady with the Little Dog, The', 115, 246-7, 262, 263, 280-1, 286, 295-6 Lavrov, Vukol, 295 'Lawyer's Novel, A', 134 Leikin, Nikolai, 58, 69, 133, 140, 196-7; background, 138; Chekhov's letters to, 81, 100, 101, 101-2, 103, 171, 194; editor of Fragments, 133; gift of dogs to Chekhov, 211, 213;

invitations to Chekhov to visit St Petersburg, 134-5; prolific writer, 133; relationship with Chekhov, 13/-8 Lenin, Vladimir, 241, 343 Leskov, 343

Levitan, Isaak, xxxii, 92, 98, 102, 108, 109, 123-4, 167, 191: death, 263; 'Qu_et Monastery', 66; relationship w.th Chekhov, 65-6, 227, 268; trip to Crimea, 256-7; visits to Melikhovo, 227, 268; and Yalta, 263, 287 Levkeyeva, Elizaveta, 155, 157 Lintvaryov family, 112, 119 Lintvaryov, Georgy, 116 Lintvaryov, Pavel, 115, 116 Lintvaryova, Alexandra, 115 Lintvaryova, Elena, 115-16 Lintvaryova, Natalya, 116 Lintvaryova, Dr Zinaida, 30, 115 Livadia (Crimea), 263-4, 265, 269,

273^4 Lopasnya, 341

Lyons, Captain Edmund 16, 17, 18, 20

Lyons, Rear-Admiral Edmund, 17, 18,20 Lyubimov, Alexei, 244 Lyubimov, Deacon, 329 Lyubimovka, 303-4

'Malefactor, The', 105 Malkiel, Maria, 287 Maltsev, Father, 336 Maly Theatre (Moscow), 90, 297 Maly Theatre (St Petersburg), 149 'Man in a Case, The', 5, 85 Mandelker-Frieden, Nancy, 78 Marfa, Aunt, 32

Maria Alexandrovna, Empress, 264, 265

Maria Fyodorovna, Dowager Empress, 233

Marino Hotel (Yalta), 279, 280 Martin, John, 19 Marx, Adolf, 338; background, 290-1; contract with Chekhov, 288-90, 338; and The Meadow, 291, 292 Maryushka (cook), 204, 283 Massandra, 265, 269 Matusevich, Leonid, 318-19 Meadow, The, 291, 292 medicine, Russ.an, 76-9 Melikhovo, 193-214, 194, 249-50, 268; accessibility of, 224; attractions to buy.xig for Chekhov, 202; build' ig of annexe, 226, 227; and Chekhov's family, 202-3; description, 198; garden, 210-11; life at, 203-6, 225; managing of, 203; planting of cherry trees, 193-4; purchase of by Chekhov, 42, 197; selling of, 194, 229, 275,317; transformation of into literary shrine and museum, 341; visitors to, 223, 227-8 merchant guilds, 35, 36-7 merchants/merchant class, 33—4, 35, 36, 86-7; centrality of church to life of, 38; change in public perception of, 41-2; Westernization of, 36-7 Messager franco-russe, Le, 234 Mikhail, Bishop of the Crimea, 328 MikhaUovsky Theatre, 151 Milan, 191

Milner, Rev. Thomas, 269 'Misery', 86

Mizinova, Lidia, 84, 85, 123-4,

126, 167, 227-8 Monte Carlo, 189, 238, 249 Morozov, Sawa, 303, 304 Morozov, Yakov, 36 Moscow, 54, 86-7; Chekhov's

affection for, 63, 87, 128, 150, 296, 308, Chekhov's stays/visits, 294, 304-5, 329; growth of and diversity of population, 86-7; iving in with family by Chekhov, 57-8, 60-1, 71-2, 82-3, 293 Moscow Art Theatre, xxix, 42, 67, 92, 128, 131, 229, 278, 296-8, 324; founding of, 296-7; new building, 304, 304; prerr ,ere of The Seagull, 278, 297; premiere of Uncle Vanya, 285, 297, 298; tour of Crimea/Yalta (1900), 275, 297-8,310-11 Moscow News, 347, 349 Moscow University, 41, 68, 76, 79 Motley Tales, 73, 138, 142, 144,

147, 148 Muravyov-Amursky, 175 Mustafa, 271 'My Life', 291-2

Nansen, Fri itjofxxx, 165, 213 Nature and Hunting, 107, 109 Nemirovich-Danchenko, Vladimir, xxix, 84, 158, 229, 241, 285, 296-7

Nevsky Prospekt (St Petersburg), 136

New Athos Monastery, 118 New Jerusalem Monastery, 99-101,

200, 341 New Times, 91, 138. 140-1, 161, 295; contributions to by Chekhov, 71, 140, 141-2, 144, 168; and Dreyfus case, 234 Nice, 189, 190-1, 233-53; Chekhov's residence in the Pens¹ on Russe, 239^1, 242, 244, 252; cultural activities in, 247-9; feelings of homesickness whilst staying in, 245, 252; history, 233; life in, 237-9, 242-2, 247-8; Russian population living in, 233; stories written in, 235-7; visitors, 241-2

Nicholas I, Tsar, 21, 176, 259, 261 Nicholas II, Tsar, 86, 141, 164, 233; Grand Tour of, 159-60, 161; visits to the Crimea, 269, 270 Nightingale, Florence, 16 Nikitsky Imperial Botanical

Gardens, 286 Nikolaevsk, 176 Nikolai, Father, 301 Nikon, Patriarch, 99 Northern Messenger, The, 146, 147, 148

Notes of the Fatherland, 130 Novoekaterinskaya (New Catherine Hospital) (Moscow), 79-80, 80

Obolonsky, Nikolai, 120 Oka, River, 123 On the Cart', 236-7

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