Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Bartholomew Remov (born Nikolai Fedorovich Remov, October 3, 1888, Moscow, Russian Empire - died on June 26, 1935Butyrka Prison, Moscow, Soviet Union ), was a Russian Orthodox bishop, representative to Metropolitan Peter, the locum tenens of the late Patriarch Tikhon. While secretly leading an underground Orthodox monastery and convent, Bishop Bartholomew was received into the Russian Catholic Church by the Latin Rite Bishop Pie Neveu. After this became known to Joseph Stalin's NKVD, the Bishop endured eighteen months of torture, all the while refusing to recant or to inform on his fellow believers. In 1935, he was convicted by an NKVD troika of plotting to assassinate Joseph Stalin and overthrow the CPSU in favor of a British-style Constitutional Monarchy. Almost immediately afterwards, Metropolitan Bartholomew was shot.. }
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- Bartholomew_Remov abstract "Bartholomew Remov (born Nikolai Fedorovich Remov, October 3, 1888, Moscow, Russian Empire - died on June 26, 1935Butyrka Prison, Moscow, Soviet Union ), was a Russian Orthodox bishop, representative to Metropolitan Peter, the locum tenens of the late Patriarch Tikhon. While secretly leading an underground Orthodox monastery and convent, Bishop Bartholomew was received into the Russian Catholic Church by the Latin Rite Bishop Pie Neveu. After this became known to Joseph Stalin's NKVD, the Bishop endured eighteen months of torture, all the while refusing to recant or to inform on his fellow believers. In 1935, he was convicted by an NKVD troika of plotting to assassinate Joseph Stalin and overthrow the CPSU in favor of a British-style Constitutional Monarchy. Almost immediately afterwards, Metropolitan Bartholomew was shot.".