Through the analysis of the Old Russian mentality in the seventeenth century, the monograph (‘“The Life of Archpriest Avvakum” : Russian Tradition Put to the Test’) sheds light on the problem and ...cultural-historical specificity of the phenomenon of the so-called Old Russian literature. Linguistic complexities (prohibitions, rules) point to deep-rooted norms that prescribed the Old Russian way of governing, the ecclesiastical system and the relationship between dealing with the existing knowledge and Christian tradition.
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Kapelico so zgradili ...leta 1916, postavljena pa je v spomin ruskim vojnim ujetnikom, ki jih je zasul snežni plaz med gradnjo ceste čez prelaz Vršič. Natančno število žrtev ni znano. Domnevajo, da je umrlo od 170 do 300 ruskih in do 80 avstroogrskih vojakov.
Na slovesnosti ob osemdeseti obletnici dogodka so prisotni predsednik Republike Slovenije Milan Kučan, ljubljanski nadškof Alojzij Šuštar, beograjski nadškof Lojze Perko, podpredsednik ruske dume Sergej Baburin, cerkveno slovesnost je vodil namestnik ruskega metropolita Kirila škof Inokenti Dimitrovski. Predstavniki slovenskih in ruskih oblasti položijo spominske vence.
The chapel was built in 1916 in memory of the Russian prisoners of war who were engaged in forced labour during World War I. They were ordered to ease access to the front and to construct a road across the Vršič pass, while during the construction they were buried under a massive avalanche. The exact number of victims is unknown. It is estimated the number is from 170 and maybe up to 300 Russian soldiers and up to 80 Austro-Hungarians soldiers.
In remembrance of the eightieth anniversary of this tragic event, Milan Kučan president of the Republic of Slovenia, Alojzij Šuštar Ljubljana Archbishop, Lojze Perko Belgrade Archbishop and Sergej Baburin vice president of the Russian State Duma attended the ceremony. The church ceremony was headed by the Russian Deputy Metropolitan Bishop Inokenti Dimitrovski. Representatives from Slovenian and Russian authorities layed memorial wreaths.- Information:- The ceremony at the Russian Chapel, located on the way to the Vršič high pass, in memory to those tragically deceased Russian prisoners during the First World War.- Original language summary:
Slovesnost ob ruski kapelici, postavljeni na poti na Vršič v spomin tragično preminulim ruskim vojnim ujetnikom med prvo svetovno.- All metadata published by Europeana are available free of restriction under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication. However, Europeana requests that you actively acknowledge and give attribution to all metadata sources including Europeana
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