The Difficulties of Adaptation of the Moscow Patriarchy to the Soviet Power in the 1920s
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The Difficulties of Adaptation of the Moscow Patriarchy to the Soviet Power in the 1920s
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The paper is concerned with the processes in the government of the Russian Orthodox Church in the conditions of the strong anti-church policy of the Soviet State. The Patriarchy of Moscow (which was headed consecutively by Patriarch Tikhon [Belavin], Metropolitans Petr [Polyansky] and Sergy [Stragorodsky]) declared its civil loyalty and political indifference, but the Soviet Power was not satisfied with that. A virtual rejection of the principle of political indifference, undertaken by Metropolitan Sergy in 1927, helped to stabilize temporarily the position of the church, but provoked significant troubles inside it.
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the Russian Orthodox Church, church government, church splits, legalization, the O.G.P.U.
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31.05.2015
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30.06.2015
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