When writer Nicu Steinhardt was released from the vicious Communist gulag alongside thousands of other political prisoners during the general amnesty of 1964, four years into his initial thirteen-year conviction, he didn’t exactly walk out into freedom. As his father had warned him when urging him to choose prison over the communists’ demand that he[…..]
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A lecturer in ecumenism and practical theology and the vice-principal of the Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies (IOCS), Cambridge.
