From Siberia to Sydney
A detailed chronicle of the Russian Orthodox Church in Australia, from its 19th-century roots to the present day. This scholarly work explores the intersection of Russian faith and Australian society. Discover the stories of: Early Russian naval visits and their impact Waves of Russian immigrants and their religious life Key figures like Metropolitan Hilarion and Michael Protopopov This second edition includes a new chapter covering 21st-century events, such as the reunification of the Russian Church and the coronavirus pandemic. Perfect for readers interested in religious history, Australian culture, and the Russian diaspora.
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