- Old Believers, also
called Old Ritualists, are
Eastern Orthodox Christians who
maintain the
liturgical and
ritual practices of the
Russian Orthodox Church...
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Cossacks were
Starovers. Even in 1903, a
minimum of 150,000 from a
total of the 2,500,000
parish members of the Don
Eparchy were
Starovers.
Ataman count...
- one of six
original editors of the
newspaper Iskra,
under the pen name "
Starover". A. N.
Potresov was born in
Moscow into a
noble family; his
father was...
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Starover Blue is an
American experimental dream pop band from Portland, OR, with
roots in San Jose, CA.
Their sound has been
described as "a darker, moodier...
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Russian society in two: Nikonites,
those who
accepted the Reform, and
Starovers (Old Believers),
those who did not
accept the Reform. The last ones, being...
- (1916)
Languages Russian Religion Predominantly Eastern Orthodox Minority Starovers Related ethnic groups Russians, Ukrainians, Ossetians, Dagestanis, Chechens...
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Languages Dialect of Russian:
Pomor dialects Religion Eastern Orthodox Christians,
Starovers Related ethnic groups Russians, Komi, Sami, Vepsians, Norwegians...
- (2000-06-28).
Retrieved on 2012-01-21. Old
Believer community Kallaste.
Starover.ee.
Retrieved on 2012-01-21.
Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Lake...
- only
village in
Setomaa that is
still inhabited by Old
Believers (or
starovers). At the end of the
village there is a
village cemetery,
which also includes...
- 1959 - Up and
Coming 1958 - ‡race not held 1957 -
Prince Jambo 1956 -
Starover 1955 - Star
Realm 1954 -
Iroquois 1953 -
Regoli 1952 - Joy Lad 1951 - San...
