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following the installation of the Soviet Government. The council would have been responsible for responding to the actions of the Holy See, even when the USSR did not officially recognize the Holy See's statehood, and was instrumental in the Soviet campaign against various religious groups, including
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The membership consisted of members from each Soviet territory and was headed by a chairman and was divided into divisions regarding particular denominations, for example
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Altnurme, Riho (2002), ""Religious Cults." Particularly Lutheranism, in the Soviet Union in 1944-1949",
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Islam in the Soviet Union. From the Second World War to Gorbachev
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Russian
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religious activity in the country
Council of People's Commissars
Russian Orthodox Church
Council for the Affairs of the Russian Orthodox Church
Holy See
Catholicism
Lutheranism
Roman Catholicism
Islam
Council for Religious Affairs
""Religious Cults." Particularly Lutheranism, in the Soviet Union in 1944-1949"
doi
10.3176/tr.2002.1.01
S2CID
150459733
""Religious Cults." Particularly Lutheranism, in the Soviet Union in 1944-1949"
doi
10.3176/tr.2002.1.01
S2CID
150459733
ISBN
0-231-11954-2
doi
10.3176/tr.2002.1.01
S2CID
150459733
Society of the Godless
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