Spiritual linkage with Russians: The story of a leading

by Anthony Manousos

Paperback, 1992

Status

Available

Call number

CP 301/2

Tags

international relations, peace, Pendle Hill Pamphlet, Cold War

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Publication

Pendle Hill Publications (1992), 31 pages

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Manousos describes a Soviet-American citizen diplomacy project in the 1980s that arose from a leading of Friends, and that Friends led through much work to completion. They planned, chose and assembled, and had published a book of poetry and fiction written by Soviet and American authors, called
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 The Human Experience. It was all a work of spiritual linkage. Manousos also mentions several earlier Spirit-led Quaker connections with Russia, in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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Subjects

Peace Society of Friends
Soviet Union Religious life and customs
Soviet Union United States
United States Soviet Union

ISBN

0875743013 / 9780875743011

Local notes

Pendle Hill Pamphlet 301

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CP 301/2

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