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Soviet Pentecostals: Movement for Emigration, MICHAEL ROWE
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[Soviet Pentecostals: Movement for Emigration, MICHAEL ROWE. Книга представляет документы о движении эмиграции советских пятидесятников, собранных в 1976 году. Описывает переследования с 1930-х, организацию комитетов и попытки эмиграции, явл] Soviet Pentecostals: Movement for Emigration MICHAEL ROWE The largest collection of Pentecostal documents eyer sent from the Soviet Union arrived in the West in December 1976. The documents provide in- formation about over 100 families who wish to emigrate from the USSR on religious grounds.l Several of the documents bear witness to the virtually continuous persecution of Pentecostals since 1930.2 Until re- cently they have borne their sufferings with patience and in silence, and apart from an attempt to appeal for help to the US Embassy in Moscow by…
[Soviet Pentecostals: Movement for Emigration, MICHAEL ROWE. Книга представляет документы о движении эмиграции советских пятидесятников, собранных в 1976 году. Описывает переследования с 1930-х, организацию комитетов и попытки эмиграции, явл] Soviet Pentecostals: Movement for Eminration of the appeals are dated August and September 1976, and some were sent abroad separately at that time. The only older documents relate to the trial of Grigori Vashchenko's son Daniil in 1974, and these were received in 1975.8 The new matelial consists of six general appeals that serve as introductions to the 74 appeals from individuals or family groups, and the names and addresses of 27 additional individuals and families, all of whom wish to emigrate from the USSR; There are also two official docu- ments:…