The most outstanding report of the Chief Procurator of the Synod on the Department of the Orthodox Confession of KP Pobedonostse...

Identifier	b16fcb3e-2f48-4103-8039-e62bdb25dbbf
Title	The most outstanding report of the Chief Procurator of the Synod on the Department of the Orthodox Confession of KP Pobedonostsev for 1884 "Split and Unity"
Dates	1886
Notes	Оригинальный заголовок дела: Всеподданнейший отчет обер-прокурора Синода К. П. Победоносцева за 1884 год о положении раскольников. 1886 г Вырезка из газеты «Правительственный вестник» (1886. [№ 228])
Text language	Русский
Level	Case
Call number	РГИА. 1574 / 1 / 13
Cataloguing source	РГИА
Series	Personal materials of Konstantin Petrovich Pobedonostsev
Extent	1 лист
Creator	Россия. Синод
Fonds	Pobedonostsev Konstantin Petrovich (1827-1907)
Summary	Вырезка из газеты «Правительственный вестник»
Display format	Archival description RUSMARC
Collections	Президентская библиотека – учителям: обучение с использованием первоисточников → Коллекции → Предметы: → История → Общие коллекции → State Authority → History of the state authority in Russia → State authority in Russia in 9th – early 20th cc. → State authority in the 18th - early 20th cc. → Superior and central bodies of state power and government → The Most Holy Synod → Most Holy Governing Synod in the history of Russian statehood → The history of the Most Holy Synod → Official documents → Humbly reports of the Chief Procurator Президентская библиотека – учителям: обучение с использованием первоисточников → Коллекции → Предметы: → История → Общие коллекции → State Authority → History of the state authority in Russia → State authority in Russia in 9th – early 20th cc. → State authority in the 18th - early 20th cc. → Superior and central bodies of state power and government → The Most Holy Synod → Most Holy Governing Synod in the history of Russian statehood → The Chief Procurators and the members of the Holy Synod → The Chief Procurators → Pobedonostsev Konstantin Petrovich (1827–1907) → Konstantin Pobedonostsev (1827–1907) → Most loyal reports