Jeffrey S. HARDY, Finding God in the Gulag. A History of Christianity in the Soviet Penal System
Historians are increasingly recognizing the idea that the Soviet Union could be a religious space despite its ideological enforcement of secularism and atheism and its assaults on religious life and religious institutions. Religion in the Soviet Union is a vast but still insufficiently studied topi...
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Cahiers d’histoire russe, est-européenne, caucasienne et centrasiatique
2026
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| Περίληψη: | Historians are increasingly recognizing the idea that the Soviet Union could be a religious space despite its ideological enforcement of secularism and atheism and its assaults on religious life and religious institutions. Religion in the Soviet Union is a vast but still insufficiently studied topic. Often its study is restricted by an over-reliance on state archives, which transmit rather refracted and tendentious understandings of religious phenomena. Sometimes historians conceive or relig... |
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