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'''Yakov Krotov''' (born in ]) is a Russian journalist, historian, radio host and Orthodox priest.<ref> By Chloe Arnold, ]</ref><ref>, ], 01.07.2006</ref><ref>, By Francesca Mereu, ], November 3, 2005</ref>
'''Yakov Krotov''' (born 31 May 1957) is a Russian essayist, historian, radio host and priest of the ].


In 1977–1989, he worked as a librarian and archivist. From 1990 he is a free-lanced author. He writes about history, Christianity, promotes values of tolerance, religious liberty and peace-making.
Yakov Krotov is of mixed Russian (on his father's side) and Jewish (on his mother's side) descent.<ref></ref> After graduation from biological department of ] in 1982, he worked as a librarian and archivist. In 1991 he started his journalistic career and published numerous articles about the problems on tolerance in Russia, freedom of conscience, Christianity and democracy.


From 1997 he works for the ], making regular talk-shows under the title "From the Christian point of view".<ref></ref><ref></ref> From 1997 he works for the ], making weekly talk-shows under the title "From the Christian point of view".<ref></ref><ref> Радио Свобода, December 14, 2007</ref>


He has been lecturing in the ] on the ] as a Bradley Visiting Scholar. He has been lecturing in the ] on the ] as a Bradley Visiting Scholar in 1994.


He is married and has two sons. He is married and has two sons.


==His electronic library and blog== ==His electronic library and blog==
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==Some of his publications online== ==Some of his publications of online==
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Yakov Krotov (born 31 May 1957) is a Russian essayist, historian, radio host and priest of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.

In 1977–1989, he worked as a librarian and archivist. From 1990 he is a free-lanced author. He writes about history, Christianity, promotes values of tolerance, religious liberty and peace-making.

From 1997 he works for the Radio Free Europe, making weekly talk-shows under the title "From the Christian point of view".

He has been lecturing in the United States on the Russian Orthodoxy as a Bradley Visiting Scholar in 1994.

He is married and has two sons.

His electronic library and blog

Some of his publications of online

References

  1. Радио Свобода: Сотрудники - Яков Кротов
  2. Яков Кротов: «Служебная демократия» Радио Свобода, December 14, 2007
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