The Accession Policy and Identity Conflict

Olga Dianova

Abstract

This article studies the reporting of integration processes of the Uniate Church in the Russian and Polish narrative sources in the second half of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century. In that regard it also highlights the issue of Canon Law and religious choice. Special attention is paid to narratives which represent the increased ideological pressure that forced the Greek Catholic Church believers to abandon their religious identity. Conclusions are made about the historical and cultural background of interaction between Orthodoxy and Catholicism

The Accession Policy and Identity Conflict

From the book Instrumentalizing the Past

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