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Antoni (Martsenko)

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15 properties
Instance of
human
Sex or gender
male[10]
Date of birth
March 12, 1887
Date of death
December 18, 1954
Place of birth
Odesa
Place of death
Ozerlag
Country of citizenship
Poland[6]
Occupation
Eastern Orthodox priest
Position held
bishop[7]
Educated at
Saint Petersburg Theological Academy[8]
Religion or worldview
Eastern Orthodoxy[9]
Citizenship
Poland
Languages spoken, written or signed
Polish[12]
Consecrator
Dionizy[13]
Given name
Antoni[11]
🏷️ Also known as
en Antoni (Martsenko) cs Antonij (Marcenko) da Antoni pl Antoni (Marcenko) ru Антоний (Марценко) ru Антоний (Марценко), архиепископ uk Антоній (Марценко)
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Антоний (Марценко).jpg ↗
Google Knowledge Graph ID
/g/122f_24f
Orthodox Encyclopedia ID
115978

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Consecrator 1
Dionizy
Country of citizenship 1
Poland
Educated at 1
Saint Petersburg Theological Academy
Given name 1
Antoni
Instance of 1
human
Languages spoken, written or signed 1
Polish
Occupation 1
Eastern Orthodox priest
Place of birth 1
Odesa
Place of death 1
Ozerlag
Position held 1
bishop
Religion or worldview 1
Eastern Orthodoxy
Sex or gender 1
male
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Summary

Antoni (Martsenko) was born in Odesa[1]. Antoni (Martsenko) was born on March 12, 1887[2]. Antoni (Martsenko) died in Ozerlag[3]. Antoni (Martsenko) died on December 18, 1954[4]. Antoni (Martsenko) worked as an Eastern Orthodox priest[5].

FAQs

Where was Antoni (Martsenko) born?

Antoni (Martsenko) was born in Odesa[1].

Where did Antoni (Martsenko) die?

Antoni (Martsenko) passed away in Ozerlag[3].

What did Antoni (Martsenko) do for work?

Antoni (Martsenko) worked as Eastern Orthodox priest[5].

Where did Antoni (Martsenko) go to school?

Antoni (Martsenko) was educated at Saint Petersburg Theological Academy[8].

Related Entities

Poland

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  13. [13] ↑ . wikidata.org.

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