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religiia (1970), Religiia v SSSR i burzhuaznye fal sifikatory (1970), Religiia v sovremennot ideologicheskoi bor be (1971). See also Izvestiia, March 14, 1979. 10. In addition to the journal Russia Cristiana they produced a pictorial on Samizdat (Milano, Russia Cristiana, 1974), pp. 207 printed in German as Samizdat: Chronik eines neuen Lebens in der Sowjetunion (Koblenz: Pro Fratribus, 1977), pp. 278. The latter includes more recent materials. 11. Paul Anderson, “Reflections on Religion in Russia, 1917-1967" Marshall, ed. Aspects of Religion, pp. 11-83. 12. Research Materials is available at Keston College. 13. Fletcher wrote: A Study in Survival: The Church in Russia 1927-1943 (1965); Nikolai: Portrait of a Dilemma (1968); The Russian Orthodox Church Underground 1917-1970 (1973); Fletcher and Stover, eds., Religion and the Search for New Ideals in the USSR (1967); Fletcher and Max Hayward, eds., Religion and the Soviet State: A Dilemma of Power (1969). 14. Protestantism in Russia (Grand Rapids: Wm. B. Eerdmans, 1977); The ae and the World Council of Churches (Belfast: Christian Journals Ltd., 15. For this early history see the excellent chapter in Kahle, p. 90f. 16. Dein Reich Komme Sondernummer, March 1977. Cf. Kahle, p. 94. 17. Kahle, pp. 275-320. 18. Norman B. Rohrer and Peter Deyneka, Jr., Peter Dynamite: “Twice-Born’” Russian (Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1975). 19. God’s Smuggler by Brother Andrew with John and Elizabeth Sherrill (London: Hodder and Stoughion, 1967). 20. Simon, Church, State & Opposition, p. 179. The Norwegian Jewish Mis- sion and the Jewish-Christian Alliance paid $10,000 in ransom money. Cf. Richard Wurmbrand Tortured for Christ, p. 48; Mary Drewery, Richard Wurmbrand: The Man Who Came Back (London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1974) pp. 118-119. 21. Diversiia, p. 8. 22. See my “Bible Work ...,” pp. 10 & 14. > 414 Soviet Evangelicals Since World War Il 23. On the Frontline, Louisville, Kentucky. Don Kyer is the director. 24. David Benson, Miracle in Moscow (Santa Barbara, CA: Miracle Publica- tions Inc, 1978). 25. Voice of the Martyrs. 26. Underground Evangelism. 27. They are: L. Joe Bass (President), Dr. Gunter Lange (Vice-president), Hayes Lloyd (Director UE New Zealand), Hans-Jurg Stiickelberger (Chairman of UE board, Switzerland), Dr. Curtis Nims (USA), W. A. Temlett (Director UE South Africa and Hhodesia (Christus dem Osten Marz 1980; cf. This is UE 1977.) 28. For example, Richard Wurmbrand, Haralan Popov, Ladin Popov. 29. For example, Jim Dimov, Underground Christian Missions, Inc.; Gene Neill, The Voice of Triumph. 80. This is UE, 1977. The staff in Europe numbers 150. ES Begun in 1974 it is based in Wheaton, Ill., producing the publication Sparks. . 32. UE Condensed World Wide Financial Statement, March 31, 1977. The in- come has grown dramatically from 1.7 million dollars in 1971 to 3.1 million in 1972, and 6.6