Tsarist Church in the Danish Kingdom
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The Church of St. Alexander Nevsky in Copenhagen, one of the brightest historical and cultural attractions of the Danish capital, throughout its history was a spiritual monument of Russian Orthodoxy in Europe.
The book of the rector of the Alexander Nevsky Church, Archpriest Sergius Plesov, reveals new, previously unknown pages of Russian-Data relations, affecting the theme of Russian post-revolutionary emigration in Denmark. The reader presents the story of the creation of the tsarist church in faces and fates. The Church, obliged by his creation by Emperor Alexander III and Empress Maria Feodorovna, nee Danish Princess Dagmar, and erected in honor of their accession to the throne, turned out to be the last spiritual thread with Russia both for the Dowager Empress and for her compatriots
The book of the rector of the Alexander Nevsky Church, Archpriest Sergius Plesov, reveals new, previously unknown pages of Russian-Data relations, affecting the theme of Russian post-revolutionary emigration in Denmark. The reader presents the story of the creation of the tsarist church in faces and fates. The Church, obliged by his creation by Emperor Alexander III and Empress Maria Feodorovna, nee Danish Princess Dagmar, and erected in honor of their accession to the throne, turned out to be the last spiritual thread with Russia both for the Dowager Empress and for her compatriots
Author:
Author:Archpriest Sergiy Plekhov
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6043180-1-0
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