What links to “Pitirim's Devastation”
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- Chernoramensky Forest… and other sketes that existed in the Kerzhenets and Chernoramenskoye forests of Semyonovsky Uyezd survived Pitirim's Devastation, the persecutions of the 1850s under Nicholas II, and were finally abolished in the 1930s.
- In the Forests and On the Hills… Kerzhenets and Chernoramensky forests of Semenovsky Uyezd of Nizhny Novgorod Governorate, it survived the Pitirim's Devastation), the persecutions of the 1850s under Nicholas I, and was finally abolished in the 1930s.
- Komarovsky Skete… of Nizhny Novgorod Old Belief. In the early 18th century the Kerzhenets sketes underwent the so-called Pitirim's Devastation), and in the 1850s, under Nicholas I, a new wave of persecution. Komarovsky Skete survived both campaigns …
- Old Believers of the Nizhny Novgorod Land
- Semenovsky Uyezd… Skete), one of the oldest Old Believer sketes in the Nizhny Novgorod area. The sketes survived the Pitirim's Devastation) of the early 18th century and the persecutions of the 1850s under Nicholas I, and were finally abolished …
- Semyonovsky District… and eldresses, and by the end of the 17th century there were 94 of them in the uyezd [3]. For details of Pitirim's Devastation and the whole local history of the schism, see the article on Old Belief in the Nizhny Novgorod region.
- Sharpansky Skit (Old Believers' Hermitage)Before the persecutions that entered Old Believer memory as " Pitirim's Devastation," the skete numbered up to 2,000 male and female inhabitants. By 1737, as a result of the persecutions …