Category -Clergy and Monastics

Fr. Nicholas Couriss (1895-1977) at the Head of the Russian Community in Ireland in the 20th century

Russian Defence Corps Balkans

The ROCOR and the Axis Powers During World War II Part 1. Synod in Yugoslavia and Central Europe

Fr. Victor Potapov VOA

“I Wanted to Serve Russian People”

Bishop Council Munich

A New Testimony to the Status of the Hierarchs of the Metropolitante of Belarus in the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia, 1948

Two Branches of the Pochaev Root

Two Branches of the Pochaev Root: Portraits of the Inhabitants of the Munich Monastery of St. Job in Jordanville

Russian refugees from Xinjiang..Hong Kong. 1964

History of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia from Its Beginning to the Present. Part IV, Chapter 1.9. The Dioceses of Australia & New Zealand

Fr. George (Schaefer, now bp.) with Archim. Antonii (Iamshchikoff) in St. Job's Printshop in HTM, Jordanville. Fr. Antonii used to work St. Job's Printshop in Ladomirova, Slovakia

History of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia from Its Beginning to the Present. Part IV, Chapter 3. The Printing Presses & Publishing Houses

Metropolitan Anthony (Khrapovitsky) with the brotherhood of the Milkovo Monastery in Serbia. At the right hand of Metropolitan: Schema Archimandrite Ambrose (Kurganov), Hieroschemamonk Mark, Hieromonk Callistus. On the left: Bishop Tikhon (Troitsky, later Archbishop of San Francisco and Western America) and Archimandrite Theodosius, behind him the extreme left is the Hieormonk John (Maximovich, later Archbishop of San Francisco), and next to him Hieromonk Anthony (Sinkevich, later Archbishop of Los Angeles). In the lower left row in the center sits the novice Artemy (Medvedev, later Archbishop Anthony of San Francisco)

History of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia from Its Beginning to the Present. Part IV, Chapter 2. Monasteries & Convents of the Church Abroad & Their Significance for the Church Life of the Emigration

History of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia from Its Beginning to the Present. Part IV, Chapter 1.8. The Dioceses of Germany & Austria

History of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia from Its Beginning to the Present. Part IV, Chapter 1.8. The Dioceses of Germany & Austria

Fr. George Cheremetieff (w. Kursk-Root Icon), Abbess Elisabeth (Ampenoff), Archb. John of W. Europe, Bp. Nikodem of Richmond. The photo is taken in London at the “Russian House” (5 Brechin Place, SW7) after the dedication of the house-chapel by St. John. A part of the house was used by Dr Tatiana Pavlovna Guerken-Glovatsky, a prominent member of the ROCOR parish. The nuns w. M. Elisabeth arrived in London in June, 1954. They stayed at this place until in 1960 when they acquired their current residence in Brondesbury Park. (Caption: N. Mabin, source: internetsobor.org)

History of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia from Its Beginning to the Present. Part IV, Chapter 1.7. The Dioceses in Western Europe & Great Britain

Holy Dormition of the Theotokos Russian Orthodox Skete and Cemetery 1955, Wildwood-Granada, AB

History of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia from Its Beginning to the Present. Part IV, Chapter 1.5. The Dioceses in Canada

Alexei Panteleev Alaska Archimandrite Gerasim Schmaltz

History of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia from Its Beginning to the Present. Part IV, Chapter 1.4. The Dioceses in the U.S.A.