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The Canonization of the "New Russian Martyrs"

The council of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia has proceeded to canonize 8,000 "new martyrs." Among the elect, Czar Nicholas II and his family and the victims of the October Revolution (1917). The ceremonies took place in New York, 1981

1981
(Argentinian, b. 1946)
Argentine
resin coated print
Image: 29.8 x 20 cm (11 3/4 x 7 7/8 in.)
Gift of George Stephanopoulos 2018.514
Location: not on view
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The council of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia has proceeded to canonize 8,000 "new martyrs." Among the elect, Czar Nicholas II and his family and the victims of the October Revolution (1917). The ceremonies took place in New York, 1981

The council of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia has proceeded to canonize 8,000 "new martyrs." Among the elect, Czar Nicholas II and his family and the victims of the October Revolution (1917). The ceremonies took place in New York, 1981

1981

Diego Goldberg

(Argentinian, b. 1946)
Argentine

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