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Maternalism and new imperialism in Russia: "good mothers" for a militarizing state-expectations, implications, and resistances. [PDF]
Gradskova Y.
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The article describes the role of the Russian Orthodox Church in Australia, which has occupied the central place in the life and identity of the Russian community in this country. The authors analyze the main spheres of the Church activity, that are the pastoral services, educational efforts, preservation of the Russian culture, charity and missionary ...
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The 1917 Revolution and Russian Civil War brought an end to the “Belle Epoque” of the Russian aristocratic colony in the south of France, turning the Côte d’Azur into a place of exile.
Daniil M. Titov
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The Peril of Thinking for Others: The Russian Intelligentsia, Pro and Contra
The Russian Review, Volume 85, Issue 1, Page 93-97, January 2026.
Caryl Emerson
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Drawing upon archival, published and oral sources, as well as recent studies on the correlation between religion and nationality, this article argues that the formal "reunification" of the Greek Catholics with the Russian Orthodox Church became a ...
Shlikhta, Natalia
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The history of construction of Russian orthodox churches in Switzerland
In this article the history of Russian orthodox churches in Switzerland is considered together with the history of Russian local colonies. Author exposes thoroughly the external context and internal conditions, in which two main church buildings — the ...
I. GRÉZINE
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[2005.10.16] Russian Orthodox church in Hoffnungstal
Old German church, now Russian Orthodox in Hoffnungstal/ OdessaPhotographic image. Color. Old German church, now Russian Orthodox in Hoffnungstal/ Odessa.
Poppke, Herb
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Stereotyping of the Russian Orthodox Church in Fake News in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic: Semiotic and Legal Analysis. [PDF]
Erokhina Y.
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Russian Orthodox Church Defrocks Coronavirus-Denying Monk
This article discusses the decision made by the Russian Orthodox Church to defrock Father Sergiy due to his belief that’s the coronavirus doesn’t exist, along with his defiance of government lockdown policies, and his encouraging of his followers to defy
Time, Isachenkov, Vladimir
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HOLY WAR: HOW PUTIN WEAPONIZED THE RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH [PDF]
This thesis analyzes the role of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) as an instrument of Russian soft power in the Putin era. Soft power is a means to attract allies and support for a nation’s objectives in foreign policy.
Davis, Brandon A.
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