Opening of the church candle works in Zelino

What this record establishes

The church candle works of the military and naval departments opened in Zelino under the administration of the Protopresbyter of the military and naval clergy. The source records wax candles, but names no other goods.

Knowledge boundary: The source does not establish the works’ later history or the identity of historic buildings with present-day properties.

Page 220 of a historical publication describing the works and its opening — DocumentMilitary Clergy Herald, 1893, page 220 — Editorial office of the Military Clergy Herald, 1893.Digital copy from the public corpus of the pre-revolutionary periodical.Rights: Public domainOpen original source

Page 221 of a historical publication describing the works and its opening — DocumentMilitary Clergy Herald, 1893, page 221 — Editorial office of the Military Clergy Herald, 1893.Digital copy from the public corpus of the pre-revolutionary periodical.Rights: Public domainOpen original source

Military Clergy Herald, issue 7

Document date: 1893
Exact location: pp. 219–221
Provenance: Military Clergy Herald, 1893, issue 7
Confidence: High
Rights: Public project copy
Limit of conclusion: Supports the opening, departmental supervision and production of wax candles; it does not establish other goods or the later history.

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Staritsa Herald: “Let the candle burn!”

Document date: 12 May 2024
Exact location: sections “A good cause”, “The candle was lit”, “Believe, my friends…” and “Today”
Provenance: Olga Prikhodko. “Let the candle burn!”; a publication based on archival and printed materials
Confidence: Medium — secondary research
Rights: Public webpage; bibliographic link provided
Limit of conclusion: Supports the reported sequence and testimony, but does not replace primary records for disputed dates, figures or legal conclusions.

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