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James W. Cunningham, The Gates of Hell: The Great Sobor of the Russian Orthodox Church, 1917-1918, edited by Keith and Grace Dyrud, introduction by Keith Dyrud. A Modem Greek Studies Yearbook supplement (Minnesota Mediterranean and East European Monographs IX), University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 2002, pp. xxx+524 [PDF]

, 2002
Tachiaos, A.-E. N.
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An Orthodox View on Theological Education as Mission

, 2005
Fedorov, Vladimir
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Liberation from the Soviet Past: A Reflection on the Possibility of Post-Gulag Theologies

, 1999
Sergeev, Mikhail
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Sejarah manusia sebagai sejarah peradaban: belajar dari filsafat sejarah Arnold Joseph Toynbee [PDF]

, 2014
Rasul, Sutarjo Johanes
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Russian Orthodox Religious Education Initiatives in Post-Soviet Russia: Update and Commentary

, 2016
Kravchuk, Tatiana, Loya, Joseph
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Divide and Rule : Religious Policies of the Soviet Government and Evangelical Churches in the 1920s

, 2012
Savin, Andrei I.
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Western Perspectives on Church-State Relations in Soviet Era

, 2011
Sawatsky, Walter
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Church-Based Alcohol Rehabilitation in the Former Soviet Union

, 2014
Elliott, Mark R.
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To the 120th Anniversary of the Moscow Valaam Farmstead: St. Patriarch Tikhon on the Farmstead in the 1920s

Theological Herald, 2020
Статья посвящена истории основания в Москве в 1901 г. и закрытия в 1924-1926 гг. подворья Спасо-Преображенского Валаамского монастыря. Акцент сделан на первом десятилетии существования подворья при большевистской власти, описываются обстоятельства посещений подворской церкви Святейшим Патриархом Московским и всея России Тихоном (Беллавиным) в 1922-1924
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“The Patriarchal Authority Always Remains Present in the Church in its Entirety”: Patriarch Tikhon, Metropolitan Sergius (Stragorodsky) and the Ideas of Church Democracy

Orthodoxia
The sharp criticism expressed by opponents towards Patriarch Tikhon and Metropolitan Sergius (Stragorodsky) was not so much related to their complimentary statements towards the Soviet government (Patriarch Tikhon’s such statements have been known since 1923), but rather to their methods of governance.
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