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Praying Instead of Protesting? The Belarusian Churches and Political Protest After the 2020 Presidential Election – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  13 February 2025

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BelarusBelarusian Orthodox ChurchBelarusian Catholic Churchsocial ethicsprotest dynamicscorrigendum
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Nationalities Papers , First View , pp. 1
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This article (Elsner Reference Elsner2022) published with an error in the second-to-last sentence of the fifth paragraph of the section “Protest and the Churches: Socio-Ethical Points of Departure.” The original sentence read as follows:

A noteworthy exception was the protest in 2019 by the church leadership and many believers at the Kuropaty memorial site near Kyiv, where the state ordered to remove crosses remembering the victims of Stalin’s terror against believers (Kandrusyevich Reference Kandrusyevich2019).

The memorial site is located near Minsk, not Kyiv. The sentence should correctly read as follows:

A noteworthy exception was the protest in 2019 by the church leadership and many believers at the Kuropaty memorial site near Minsk, where the state ordered to remove crosses remembering the victims of Stalin’s terror against believers (Kandrusyevich Reference Kandrusyevich2019).

The author apologizes for this error.

References

Elsner, Regina. 2022. “Praying Instead of Protesting? The Belarusian Churches and Political Protest After the 2020 Presidential Election.” Nationalities Papers. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1017/nps.2022.81.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
Kandrusyevich, Tavdeush. 2019. “Nye znos’tsye kryzhow!” (Don’t demolish the crosses!). April 13, 2019. https://catholic.by/3/news/belarus/9673-ne-znostse-kryzho-zvarot-artsybiskupa-tadevusha-kandrusevicha-suvyazi-z-novym-znosam-kryzhou-kurapatakh. (Accessed June 3, 2021.)Google Scholar