Leadership of antireligious propaganda in the Soviet Union

Studies in Soviet Thought 12 (3):213-230 (1972)
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Re-emergent scientific atheism bears the marks of its historical origins in the efforts of Bonč-Bruevič and Jaroslavskij. The disciples of the 'Lenin generation' use their 'fathers' somewhat as 'second-level classics'.

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