МИТРОПОЛИТ АНТОНИЈЕ ХРАПОВИЦКИ У КРАЉЕВИНИ СХС/ЈУГОСЛАВИЈИ 1921-1936
METROPOLITAN ANTHONY KHRAPOVITSKY IN KINGDOM OF SERBS, CROATS AND SLOVENES/YUGOSLAVIA 1921-1936

Summary/Abstract: Russian emigration is a collective noun used to describe the status of the subjects of the Russian empire, who, in the early nineteen-twenties, under the influence of fundamental political and social instability and changes in Russia, fled abroad and settled down in various countries in Europe and rest of the world. During the Civil War, perhaps as many as two million refugees poured out of Russia. Metropolitan Anthony Khrapovitsky (1863- 1936), one of the most distinguished church dignitaries and foremost Orthodox theologian of the end of nineteenth and first half of twentieth century, shared difficult fate of Russian émigrés. Last fifteen years of his life Metropolitan Anthony spent in exile in Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes/Yugoslavia. The aim of our work is to present that “Serbian” period of life of this eminent Russian Archbishop, whose character and works influenced certain distinguished Serbian theologians.

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