Dozens of testimonies from priests, nuns, and laypeople reveal the underground life of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church banned in the Soviet Union.
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Dozens of testimonies from priests, nuns, and laypeople reveal the underground life of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church banned in the Soviet Union.
Synopsis
Priests, nuns, and laypeople recount their experiences within the underground Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, which faced severe repression under Soviet rule. This documentary covers thirty years of life for a religious community banned by the state. It presents firsthand testimonies and unique materials that detail the oppression and terror faced by its members. The film reveals lesser-known aspects of this persecuted church.
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Why Watch
- Meet priests and nuns who lived through Soviet oppression.
- Find out about the underground Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church.
- See rare materials documenting religious persecution.
Did You Know
- The film covers thirty years of underground life of the Greek Catholic Church.
- The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church was the most persecuted religious community in the world.
- The documentary includes dozens of testimonies from various individuals involved.
- The film has a runtime of 66 minutes.
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What is the duration of the documentary UGCC: Unknown Chronicle?
The duration of UGCC: Unknown Chronicle is 66 minutes.
What religious community is depicted as the most persecuted in the documentary?
The underground Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is depicted as the most persecuted religious community in the world.
In what year was the documentary UGCC: Unknown Chronicle released?
UGCC: Unknown Chronicle was released in 2010.
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