Moscow the Third Rome: Sources of the Doctrine

@article{Strmooukhoff1953MoscowTT,
  title={Moscow the Third Rome: Sources of the Doctrine},
  author={Dimitri Str{\'e}mooukhoff},
  journal={Speculum},
  year={1953},
  volume={28},
  pages={84 - 101}
}
  • Dimitri Strémooukhoff
  • Published 1953
  • History
  • Speculum
    • ALTHOUGH the sixteenth-century Russian doctrine which proclaimed Moscow the 'Third Rome' has become a subject of increasing interest o historians,' its origin and sources still remain despite the meticulous research of M. D'jakonov, V. Malinin, and Mme H. Schaeder to some extent obscure.2 In the hope, therefore, that it may be of some use in elucidating a point of such importance to the grasp of both Muscovite ideology and Russian history, we have devoted this further study to the genesis of… CONTINUE READING
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