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Education of Chekhov
History of Russia
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| | 1879 | Chekhov, Anton | |
| Moscow Gains admission to the medical school at Moscow University |
| Moscow To support his family and pay his tuition fees, he daily writes short, humorous sketches and vignettes of contemporary Russian life, many under pseudonyms such as "Antosha Chekhonte" and "Man without a Spleen" |
| 1884 | Chekhov, Anton | |
| Chekhov qualifies as a physician, which he considered his principal profession though he made little money from it and treats the poor for free |
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