Doukhobors

Group name: Doukhobors See all items with this value
URL of title group: https://doukhobor.org; http://www.usccdoukhobors.org/index.htm
Stated purpose: Christian ethnoreligious group of Russian origin that rejects many tenets of Russian Orthodox Christianity, including the priesthood, the infallibility of the Bible, and church rituals.
Date established: 1701
Established by: Siluan Kolesnikov
Membership: 2 000
Location: Canada, mostly (Saskatchewan, Manitoba, British Coumbia, Alberta); Russia; Caucasus (Azerbaijan, Georgia)
Publications about the group: Doukhobor Identity and Communalism at Kirilovka Village Site; Ulichnye Familii Among the Doukhobors of the Caucasus and Canada; A Great Host of Sympathisers»: The Doukhobor Emigration and its International Supporters, 1895–1905; Negotiated Memory: Doukhobor Autobiographical Discourse; Doukhobor ‘freedom seeker’ nudism: Exploring the sociocultural roots; Doukhobors; History of the Doukhobor Religious Sect and Its Transformation in Transcaucasia in the Late 19th Century; Sons of Freedom Doukhobors of Saskatchewan win communal land-holding, Canada, 1900-1907; The Russian Doukhobors and Their Religious Teachings.

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A Great Host of Sympathisers»: The Doukhobor Emigration and its International Supporters, 1895–1905
Doukhobor ‘freedom seeker’ nudism: Exploring the sociocultural roots
Doukhobor Identity and Communalism at Kirilovka Village Site
Doukhobor penitentiary at Piers Island
Doukhobors
History of the Doukhobor Religious Sect and Its Transformation in Transcaucasia in the Late 19th Century
Negotiated Memory: Doukhobor Autobiographical Discourse
Sons of Freedom Doukhobors of Saskatchewan win communal land-holding, Canada, 1900-1907
The Doukhobors in Canada
The Russian Doukhobors and Their Religious Teachings.
Ulichnye Familii Among the Doukhobors of the Caucasus and Canada