Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Joseph (Iosef) Bondarenko (born December 15, 1936) is a Russian evangelical minister, author, theologian, public speaker and founder of Good Call Ministries, based out of Orange County, California. Bondarenko currently resides in Santa Barbara, California. A notable Soviet dissident, in 1962 Bondarenko's diploma was withheld and he was expelled as a young man from Odessa Institute of Marine Fleet Engineers (currently Odessa National Maritime University) for illegally engaging in religious activities in the Soviet Union. Undeterred by this expulsion, Bondarenko's ongoing activities eventually led to multiple prison terms in both Odessa and Kiev."@en }
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- Joseph_Bondarenko abstract "Joseph (Iosef) Bondarenko (born December 15, 1936) is a Russian evangelical minister, author, theologian, public speaker and founder of Good Call Ministries, based out of Orange County, California. Bondarenko currently resides in Santa Barbara, California. A notable Soviet dissident, in 1962 Bondarenko's diploma was withheld and he was expelled as a young man from Odessa Institute of Marine Fleet Engineers (currently Odessa National Maritime University) for illegally engaging in religious activities in the Soviet Union. Undeterred by this expulsion, Bondarenko's ongoing activities eventually led to multiple prison terms in both Odessa and Kiev.".
- Q16888941 abstract "Joseph (Iosef) Bondarenko (born December 15, 1936) is a Russian evangelical minister, author, theologian, public speaker and founder of Good Call Ministries, based out of Orange County, California. Bondarenko currently resides in Santa Barbara, California. A notable Soviet dissident, in 1962 Bondarenko's diploma was withheld and he was expelled as a young man from Odessa Institute of Marine Fleet Engineers (currently Odessa National Maritime University) for illegally engaging in religious activities in the Soviet Union. Undeterred by this expulsion, Bondarenko's ongoing activities eventually led to multiple prison terms in both Odessa and Kiev.".