John Pavel II. Pole on the Holy Thron
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The first Russian biography of the Pope John Paul II (1920–2005), written on the basis of unique archival materials. This is a story about one of the most striking and extraordinary politicians of the 1970-1980s of the last century, which significantly influenced the course of world history. From the book, the reader learns how the Roman Catholic Church for the first time in history headed the Slav and what he changed in it. What is the role of the Roman pope in the collapse of the socialist camp and who stood at the Turkish terrorist who shot at the pontiff in 1981. How and why John Paul II established a dialogue with other religions and whether he concluded a secret alliance with Ronald Reagan. Whether the Vatican influenced Italian policy and what does the money of the mafia have to do with it. Whether the pontiff was approved by the bombing of Yugoslavia and the invasion of Iraq. How John Paul II evaluated the world after the Cold War and why he opposed the Euroborocracy. What did he think about feminism, free love and sexual minorities. Whether the head of the Apostolic capital knew about the scale of pedophilia among the clergy and how he acted with guilty. What attracted the pontiff into Russia and why he never visited it. Vadim Volobuev is a historian and political scientist, senior researcher at the Department of Modern History of the countries of Central and Southeast Europe, the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Author:
Author:Volobuev Vadim Vadimovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Series:
Series: Criticism and essays
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4448-1233-4
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