Andreev, I. M. (Ivan Mikhailovich), 1894-1976

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Dates:
Birth 1894
Death 1976

Biographical notes:

Russian writer and educator; professor, Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary, Jordanville, New York.

From the description of I. M. Andreev papers, 1944-1998. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754864569

Born, St. Petersburg, Russia, March 14, 1894; Russian writer and educator; professor, Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary, 1950-1971; died Jordanville, NY, 1976.

From the description of I.M. Andreev papers, 1944-1998. (Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary). WorldCat record id: 319715293

Biography

1894 March 14 Born, St. Petersburg, Russia 1912 1914 Studied at Sorbonne, Paris 1918 Graduated, Psikhonevropatologicheskii institut, St. Petersburg 1927 1932 Incarcerated in the Solovetskii concentration camp 1950 Arrived in the U.S. 1950 1971 Professor, Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary, Jordanville, NY 1948 Author, Blagodatna-li sovietskaia tserkov'? 1951 Author, Kratkii obzor istorii russkoi tserkvi ot revoliutsii do nashikh dnei Author, O polozhenii pravoslavnoi tserkvi v Sovietskom soiuzie: katakombnaia Tserkov' v SSSR 1957 Author, O kharaktere nauchno-ateisticheskoi propagandy v Sovietskoi Rossii 1960 Author, Kratkii konspekt kursa po psikhologii 1965 Author, Pravoslavno-khristianskaia apologetika 1966 Author, Pravoslavno-khristianskoe nravstvennoe bogoslovie 1968 Author, Ocherki po istorii russkoi literatury XIX vieka 1976 December 30 Died, Jordanville, NY

From the guide to the Ivan Mikhailovich Andreev (Andreevskii) Papers, 1944-1998, (Hoover Institution Archives)

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Subjects:

  • Education
  • Education
  • Christian education
  • Russian
  • Russians
  • Russians

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  • Russia (as recorded)
  • United States (as recorded)
  • United States (as recorded)

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