Примери за използване на Russian emigration на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Russian Emigration in the Balkans.
The fifth wave of Russian emigration.
Russian emigration in the EU has been met as mixed blessing.
A fifth wave of Russian emigration has begun.
He also published on the history of Russian emigration.
Songs of Russian emigration, or, Russian song in exile.
Third, there are interesting publications in the Russian emigration.
The larger part of the Russian emigration was convinced that this day would inevitably come.
Print of the Russian emigrants of the first wave of Russian emigration.
Were these hopes and expectations of the Russian emigration fulfilled? Did ROCOR accomplish this mission?
In 1996 he wrote the fundamental study"70 years of the Russian emigration".
The text"The Russian Emigration in Bulgaria and Bulgarian Reception of Russian Literature" by Assos. Prof. Dr.
Were these hopes and expectations of the Russian emigration fulfilled?
Once, when Archbishop John happened to be in Marseille, he decided to serve a Pannikhida on the site of the brutal 1934 murder of the Serbian king Alexander I Karageorgievic,the patron of the Russian emigration.
Throughout the Bolshevik Revolution until the collapse of the Communist political system the Russian emigration lived primarily with the hope for the future liberation of Russia and the Church.
In 1925 a center of higher theological learning was established in Paris, which became the"capital" of the Russian emigration.
The news that the Russian emigration charity foundation“Tolstoy” in the USA expressed their readiness to give refuge and financial support to the Knyazhevo nuns reached the leaders of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church Committee and other religious cults.
It includes Russian emigrants children mostly,the chief executive of the troop is the Russian emigration general Smedrov.
In terms of its size andhistorical significance Russian emigration in Bulgaria during the interwar period is comparable to the“Russian enclaves- zarubejie” elsewhere in the Balkans and in Western Europe with Paris, Prague and Belgrade at the center.
Small Russian Clouds of Smoke narrates a story of Popov family, who settled in Prague andbecame one of prominent families of the pre-war Russian emigration in Czechoslovakia.
During the Japanese occupation,when two presidents of the Russian Emigration Committee were killed in succession and fear gripped the Russian colony, Saint John, despite the undoubted danger to himself, declared himself the temporary head of the Russian colony.
Unique encyclopaedic and reference books such as“Cyrillo-Methodian Encyclopaedia”(4 volumes),“Dictionary of Bulgarian Literature”(3 volumes),“Dictionary ofNew Bulgarian Literature”,“Periodicals and Literature(6 volumes),“Reception of the European Literatures translated in Bulgarian”(6 volumes),“Periodicals of Russian Emigration in Bulgaria”, the Encyclopaedia“Bulgarian Revival.
Through its most active clerics, the Orthodox intellectuals andthe active support of the Russian emigration in Bulgaria, the Bulgarian Church explains and discloses this historical exchange trying to warn the Bulgarian society of the imminent evil by strengthening its religious consciousness.
It was exactly in providing such assistance that the Russian church emigration saw the main mission of ROCOR throughout its history.
Every social orpolitical shock in the Russian Empire caused mass emigration abroad.
The European Commission put forward the idea of electronic visas,which will help solve the problem of illegal emigration and not lose revenue from Russian tourism.
And being open to the Russian diaspora(which I do not equate with the anti-Bolshevik and anti-Soviet emigration) when organizing such a forum is also a question of political correctness.
Previous peaks of Russian immigration date back to the aftermath of the Bolshevik coup d'etat in 1917 with the Russian White emigration.
Similarly to the confessors within Russia, the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, which was formed by the church emigration abroad after the Revolution, ceased her church communion with Metropolitan Sergius(Stragorodski) and his subordinated clerics(in 1931) while at the same time she refrained from pronouncing upon the validity of the sacraments and on the presence or absence of Grace in the Sergianist hierarchy.
Ažbe trained the"big four" Slovenian impressionists(Rihard Jakopič, Ivan Grohar, Matej Sternen, Matija Jama) and a whole generation of Russian painters(Ivan Bilibin, Mstislav Dobuzhinsky, Igor Grabar, Wassily Kandinsky, Dmitry Kardovsky and Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin, to name a few).[1]Ažbe's training methods were adopted and reused by Russian artists both at home(Grabar, Kardovsky) and in emigration(Bilibin, Dobuzhinsky).[2].