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 1 1,9|       Bulgaria, Serbia, Moravia, Romania, and then Russia. In the
 2 1,9|       were successful in Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria. Led by St.
 3 1,1|         who lives in Belgrade.~ ~Romania.~As in the other Balkan
 4 1,1|      19th Century, the Church of Romania received her independence.
 5 1,1|    Church was organized in 1864. Romania became an independent Kingdom
 6 1,1|           In 1925, the Church of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose
 7 1,1|        recognized in 1945. As in Romania, the persecution of the
 8 1,5|       Romanian Priests came from Romania, but with the cutting off
 9 1,5| jurisdictions: those ordained in Romania recognized the spiritual
10 1,5|      Bishop Polycarp returned to Romania in August, 1939, for a meeting
11 1,5|        the Communist takeover in Romania after World War II, the
12 1,5| jurisdiction of the Patriarch of Romania.~ ~Russian.~With the outbreak
13 8,6|     Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Romania bear this title. The heads
14 8,7|        but in many places (as in Romania, for example) they are actually