Orthodox Christianity in Germany during the period of the Third Reich
The Christ-Resurrection Cathedral in Berlin was constructed in 1938 by the direct commission of Adolf Hitler as a gift to the Russian Orthodox Church. The plot of land was even purchased by the German government for this project.
The Reich helped resettle and maintain Orthodox Christian refugees who fled the Soviet Union.
The Third Reich was especially warm to the Orthodox Church and had a great interest in Russia's Church-State Symphonia model of church and state relations. The Third Reich sought to replicate this historically established Russian model in Germany.
Orthodox Christianity in Germany during the period of the Third Reich
The Christ-Resurrection Cathedral in Berlin was constructed in 1938 by the direct commission of Adolf Hitler as a gift to the Russian Orthodox Church. The plot of land was even purchased by the German government for this project.
The Reich helped resettle and maintain Orthodox Christian refugees who fled the Soviet Union.
The Third Reich was especially warm to the Orthodox Church and had a great interest in Russia's Church-State Symphonia model of church and state relations. The Third Reich sought to replicate this historically established Russian model in Germany.
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