Muscovite Religious Dissenters in Ingria as an Object of Diplomatic Negotiations in the Borderlands

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8 juin 2015

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Monika Barget, « Muscovite Religious Dissenters in Ingria as an Object of Diplomatic Negotiations in the Borderlands », Revolts as communication, ID : 10.58079/towe

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Adrian Александрович Selin is professor of early modern history at the Higher School of Economics (Russia). In our 2015 conference panels on rebellions in early modern diplomacy he discussed ethnic and religious conflicts in the Swedish-Russian borderlands of the mid-seventeenth century: "The Muscovite Empire ceded Ingria to Sweden in 1617, but the population remained Orthodox. Starting from the 1660s Patriarch Nikon's church reform (of the 1650s) encountered resistance among Orthodox believ...

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