Russian-Venetian diplomatic and ecclesiastical relations during the era of Peter the Great. Russia and the Greek community in Venice
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The consideration of the Russian-Venetian spiritual and cultural interaction gives a convincing confirmation of the idea that the east and West of Europe are the constituent of one civilizational field. Actions in the Italian direction became an element of a large process of returning to the European family of Rus"-Russia, previously isolated by the Tatar-Mongol iron curtain, but the once former a full part of the Old World.
In Europe, the Russians found the support of the single peoples - the Slavs and the Greeks, who sought to serve the Moscow king.
The reader is proposed to the documented history of relations between Europeans, Western Orthodox and Muscovites on the example of their contacts with the Republic of Venice.
The book is designed for all those interested in the foreign policy of Peter"s Russia, as well as the church ties of Moscow /St. Petersburg with co-religionists in the West
In Europe, the Russians found the support of the single peoples - the Slavs and the Greeks, who sought to serve the Moscow king.
The reader is proposed to the documented history of relations between Europeans, Western Orthodox and Muscovites on the example of their contacts with the Republic of Venice.
The book is designed for all those interested in the foreign policy of Peter"s Russia, as well as the church ties of Moscow /St. Petersburg with co-religionists in the West
Author:
Author:протоирей Ястребов Алексий
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906960-32-0
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