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- Table of Contents
- Book Cover:
"I.
Ia. Sem'onov, History of Caucasian Molokans and Dukhobors,
Erevan,
2001
- Photo 1:
Congress
of Spiritual Molokans in the village of Voronstovka in 1905. [The Tsar
had just declared freedom for all religions who register and declare
their
docrine. The Molokans had to organize.]
- Photo 2:
Overall
view of the village of Fioletovo.
- Photo 3:
Molokans
of Chambarak village, Stavropol' province [ERROR: Chambarak
is in Armenia. Founded in 1800s as Mikhailovka, in 1920 became
Karmir gyugh ("Red village"), then in 1972 Krasnoselsk.]
- Photo 4:
The land
feeds (us) [literally: the land is a wet-nurse, or like a woman
nursing another's baby.]
- Photo 5:
[Former]
Home of Maksim Gavrilovich Rudometkin in the village of Fioletovo.
- Photo 6:
Molokans
in the village of Fioletovo.
- Photo 7:
Spinning
wheel
- Photo 8:
Butter
that we make ourselves
- Photo 9:
After
the prayer service
- Photo 10:
The
cabbage feeds them [literally: the cabbage is a wet-nurse]
- Photo 11:
Molokans
love tea.
- Photo 12:
Graves
of the ancestors (village of Fioletovo) [Called domiki, little
houses,
these have hinged covers to protecct the inscription.]
- Photo 13:
Village
street
- Photo 14:
Future
homemakers.
- Photo 15:
After
work.
- Photo 16:
We
drink tea from childhood (on)
- Drawing 1:
Dukhobor
(man)
- Drawing 2:
Dukhobor
(woman)
- Photo 17:
Summer
pavilion of Luker'i Kalmykova in Gorelovka
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