• Nadezhda Beliakova. Churches in the Cold War. Introduction

The Orthodox Church behind the "Iron Curtain"

• Maksim Kail'. “Orthodox Factor” in Soviet Diplomacy: International Communications of the Moscow Patriarchate in the mid-1940s
• Tatiana Chumachenko. The Issue of Declaring Bishop Vladimir Kotliarov, Moscow Patriarchate Representative to the Patriarch of Antioch and All the East, Persona Non Grata in 1966
• Daniela Kalkanjieva. Bulgarian Orthodox Church and the Ecumenical Movement after the Second World War
• Anna Vishivanyuk. The Issue of Autocephaly of the Polish Orthodox Church in the Early Years of the Cold War

Communications over Ideological Borders

• Boris Filippov. Cardinal Wyszynski — Initiator and Critic of Vatican’s “Eastern Policy,” 1945–1978
• Johannes Dyck. Mennonites in North America and the USSR in the Mid-1950s: Small People and Big Politics
• Katarina Kunter. Was There a Third Way? World Council of Churches in the Period of Cold War

Religion in Soviet Politics and Propaganda

• Marianna Shakhnovitch. The Cold War and the Ideological Struggle on the “Religious Front”: Some Patterns of Soviet Propaganda
• Nikita Pivovarov. What Kind of Religious Persons Were Invited to the USSR, and Who Was Allowed to Go Abroad (1943–1985)

Keston Institute

• April L. French. Michael Bourdeaux, the Centre for the Study of Religion and Communism, and the Defense of Religious Liberty, 1959–1975
• Natalia Shlikhta. How to Establish an “Anti-Soviet Organization”? History of the Keston Institute and a Letter of Orthodox Believers from Pochaev Monastery

• Andrey Shishkov. Two Ecumenisms: Conservative Christian Alliances as a New Form of Ecumenical Cooperation

• Christian Ecumenism today: Crisis or Transformation? Discussion with Ecumenical Leaders of Different Christian Churches (Heikki Huttunen, Dagmar Heller, Johannes Oeldelmann)

• Marianna Shakhnovitch. Religious Studies in Eastern Europe in the XXth Century: Text and Context (Review of: Bubik, Tomáš & Hoffman, Henryk (eds) (2015) Studying Religions with the Iron Curtain Closed and Opened: The Academic Study of Religion in Eastern Europe. Leiden, Bosto
• Nadezhda Beliakova. Kardinal Mindszenty — «Undesirable» Figure in the Cold War Combinations (Review of: Balogh, Margit (2014) Kardinal Jósef Mindzenty. Ein Leben zwischen kommunistischen Diktatur und Kaltem Krieg. Berlin: Osteuropa Zentrum Berlin-Verlag, 2014. — 672 S.)
• Татьяна Пыка. Kunter, Katharina, Schilling, Annegreth (eds) (2014) Globalisierung der Kirchen: Der Ökumenische Rat der Kirchen und die Entdeckung der Dritten Welt in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren. G̈ttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht. — 379 p
• Aleksey Beglov. Rokkuchchi,  A.  (2016) Stalin i patriarkh: Pravoslavnaia tserkov’ i sovetskaia vlast’, 1917–1958  [Stalin  and  Patriarch:  Orthodox  Church  and  Soviet  Authorities  in  1917–1958] / Transl.  from  Ital.  O.R. Shchelokovoi.  M.:  ROSSPEN. —  582  p