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Clark, E. A..
    The Orthodox identification of militants is an element of their understanding of the Russkiy mir [Текст] / E. A. Clark, D. Vovk, I. Kozlovsky // Religion During the Russian Ukrainian Conflict / editor: E. A. Clark, D. Vovk. - London : Taylor and Francis, 2019. - P. 213-218. - (Book Series: Routledge Religion Society and Government in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet States). - [в Web of Science Core Collection: ред. зазначені як автори; рік вид. 2020] . - [2020 р. для друкованого видання - у Web of Science Core Collection]. - ISBN 9780429288463
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Аннотация: Dr. Ihor Kozlovsky is a senior researcher at the Hrihoriy Skovoroda Institute of Philosophy of the Ukrainian National Academy of Science in Kyiv. On May 16 in Sloviansk, separatists kidnapped Pentecostal Bishop Olexiy Demydovych and detained him for seven hours. They broke into the property of the Good News Pentacostal church, where Bishop Demydovych served as a senior pastor, several times and used the building for a sniper’s nest. In August 2014, Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) authorities prohibited these public prayers and threatened executions, so the Marathon went underground. At the end of 2014, DPR police identified the Marathon’s secret meeting place, forced participants to disperse, and arrested 15 of the Marathon organizers, including myself, at different times. During detention all of them were tortured. The biggest church of the region, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, did not participate in either the Marathon or the other joint initiatives. DPR authorities recognize this church as the main religion of the Republic.

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