Thousands of their forefathers were gotten rid of to the edges of the Russian Empire practically 2 centuries earlier for turning down the Orthodox church and rejecting to offer in Czar Nicholas I’s military. Today, just regarding 100 Doukhobors continue to be in the tight-knit Russian- talking farming area in 2 remote hilly towns.
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