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LRB Article PDF: Die Tschechowa (<i>LRB</i> volume 27 number 04, 17 February 2005) 

LRB Article PDF: Die Tschechowa (LRB volume 27 number 04, 17 February 2005)

Catherine Merridale

Olga Chekhova was the beautiful and talented niece of Anton Chekhov's wife, Olga Knipper. Her life spanned Lenin's Revolution, Stalin's Terror, and the rise and fall of Hitler's Reich; her relatives and friends were actors, politicians, millionaires and spies. She liked to dramatise herself, embroidering her anecdotes of childhood and youth with wild jackals, rugged scenery and doting older men.

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