The presidential election has taken place in Ukraine, and there is a duly-elected president now. Civil unrest continues in the east; and no one is sure what Putin is up to, except Putin himself, and why do Russians have to call their brothers in Ukraine "fascists"? And where to rebels in eastern Ukraine go to buy anti-aircraft batteries? It is all very confusing.
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Any idea which Russian Orthodox Church this is?
This is a blog for use in both of my
HIS 241
and
HIS 242
Russian history survey courses at
Northern Virginia Community College.
Mystery Church
Any idea which Russian Orthodox Church this is?
Links
Good Books to read about Russia
- Mikhail Bulgakov, The Master and Margarita (*1966)
- E.H. Carr, The Romantic Exiles (1933)
- Nikolai Chernyshevskii, What Is to Be Done? (Что делать, 1863)
- Fedor Dostoevskii, Idiot (1868-69)
- Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, August 1914 (1971; expanded edition, 1984)
- Lev Tolstoi, War and Peace (1865-69)
- Franco Venturi, Roots of Revolution (il populismo russo, 1952)
- Vladimir Voinovich, Ivankiad (Иванькиада, 1976)
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