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Titel:
State secularism and lived religion in Soviet Russia and Ukraine
Enthält:
Introduction
/ Catherine Wanner
Subversive atheism: antireligious campaigns and the religious revival in Ukraine in the 1920s
/ Gregory L. Freeze
From the red cradle: memories of Jewish family life in the Soviet Union
/ Anna Shternshis
Christianity and radical nationalism: metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky and the Bandera movement
/ John-Paul Himka
The revival of monastic life in the Trinity-Sergius lavra after World War II
/ Scott Kenworthy
"They burned the pine, but the place remains all the same": pilgrimage in the changing landscape of Soviet Russia
/ Stella Rock
Confession in modern Russia and Ukraine
/ Nadieszda Kizenko
Time and space of suffering: the Soviet past in the memoirs and narratives of the evangelical Christians-Baptists
/ Olena Panych
Preaching the kingdom message: the Jehovah's witnesses and Soviet secularization
/ Zoe Knox
A multireligious region in an atheist state: unionwide policies meet communal distinctions in the postwar Mari Republic
/ Sonja Luehrmann
The revival before the revival: popular and institutionalized religion in Ukraine on the eve of the collapse of communism
/ Viktor Yelensky.
Anmerkungen:
Includes papers of two conferences: "New Religious Histories: Rethinking Religion and Secularization in Twentieth-Century Russia and Ukraine", held at Pennsylvania State University from March 25 to 27, 2010 and "Religion and the State in Desecularizing Russia," held at the Kennan Institute of the Woodrow Wilson International Center, October 2010
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