- spelling) or
Dukhobors (Russian: духоборы, духоборцы, romanized: dukhobory,
dukhobortsy; lit. 'Spirit-warriors, Spirit-wrestlers') are a
Spiritual Christian...
- flee to a "place of refuge." In 1895,
neighboring Spiritual Christian Dukhobortsy in
Transcaucasia staged a m****
protest against the military,
burned their...
-
novel to aid the
emigration of ****cuted
pacifist Spiritual Christian Dukhobortsy from
Russia to Canada. He
completed it in
December 1899. The book was...
- in the 1930s by
adherents who
migrated there from 1905
through 1912.
Dukhobortsy were an 18th-century
Spiritual Christian movement that
evolved from ikonobortsy...
-
Quaker Missionary Stephen Grellet Doukhobor website,
Quaker Visit to the
Dukhobortsy, 1819
Biblical Cyclopedia website, Grellet,
Stephen Wikiquote has quotations...
- rituals.
Doukhobor plural Doukhobors or
Doukhabors (also
Dukhobory or
Dukhobortsy) (Russian: Духоборы/Духоборцы) (Russian doukhobor,
literally "spirit...
-
grant in
eastern Rostov oblast,
north of
other Spiritual Christians (
Dukhobortsy, Molokane, Pryguny) in the
Tselinsky District. An
about 300
people moved...
- the Sun (5th ed.). p. 467. Dolzhenko, I.V. (XIX-nachalo XX vv.), in
Dukhobortsy i
molokane v zakavkaz'e, 13–14; idem,
Pervye russkie pereselentsy v Armenii...
- Hamlets,
Stepney St
Dunstan and All Saints, 1851, Page 159 A
Visit to the
Dukhobortsy on the Sea of Azov, 1816 by
Robert Pinkerton This page
contains an image...
- au
Canada Archived 2019-12-27 at the
Wayback Machine (in French) The
Dukhobortsy, 1863
Archived 2008-01-25 at the
Wayback Machine. From: "V****ili Verestchagin:...
