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Palamarchuk, P.G Sorok Sorokov
Kratkaia Illiustrirovannaia Entsiklopediia Vsekh Moskovskikh Khramov: Moskva v Granitsakh 1917 Goda
[ Forty-by-forty : Kratkaia Illiustrirovannaia Entsiklopediia Vsekh Moskovskikh Khramov: Moskva v Granitsakh 1917 Goda]
A Short illustrated encyclopedia of all Russian Orthodox churches and chapels in Moscow of 1917
3d ed
Moscow: AST, Astrel`, 2004
695 p. [32 ill.]
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Hardcover. 19 x 26 cm
ISBN: 5170262094 (vol. 3)
Language: RussianThis is the third volume of the Short Illustrated Encyclopedia of All Russian Orthodox Churches and Chapels in Moscow of 1917. At that time Moscow had 280 churches and chapels with 523 altars. The current volume contains descriptions of the buildings that were located between the Sadovoe Kol`tso and the railroad around Moscow in 1917. Religious monuments are arranged in three groups: active (as of 1990), surviving but closed, and destroyed. Peter Palamarchuk (1955-1998), the author-compiler of this unique four-volume edition, based his essays on numerous archival documents. This new revised edition is updated with all the information available in 2004. Bibliographical references. Richly illustrated, including 32 color inserted pages. Also available by the same author: Moskva ili Tretii Rim?: Vosemnadtsat` Ocherkov o Russkoi Istorii i Slovesnosti (1991); Vekopis` Sofiiskogo Sobora Kremen`tsa-na-Slave za Tysiachu Let, Sostavlennaia Poslednim Ego Obitatelem Razumnikom Vasil`evuchem Sel`nokrinovym (1992).
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