12 Articoli
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
Editorial RES 2/2022 Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy: The Religious Underground in the Twentieth Century East-Central Europe
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Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
Organising Religious Resistance: Contingent Procedures, Material Religion and early Soviet Repression against Religion
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
Sectarian Traitors? Factors that Supported and Thwarted Conversion among Baptist Communities under Two Regimes in the Early Twentieth Century
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
The Heterodoxy of Female Mysticism Before and During State Socialism: Vasilica Barbu and the Vladimireşti Convent
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
Legionary Dreams, Visions, and Divine Apparitions in the Communist Prisons: Designing a Fascist Carceral Theophany in Contemporary Romania
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
Father Dimitri Dudko and the Intersection of late Cold War Underground, Official, and Diaspora Russian Orthodox Church Opinion
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
Chronicling the Underground: The Diary of an Old Calendarist Monastic Brother
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
When Absence Comes to Matter: The Old Calendarist Church’s Strive for Survival in 20th Century Romania
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022
Book Reviews: Roland Clark, Sectarianism and Renewal in 1920s Romania. The Limits of Orthodoxy and Nation-Building, Bloomsbury Academic, London and New York, 2021, ix + 222 p, ISBN: 9781350100954
Accesso libero | 10 nov 2022