Atheism Campaign in Soviet Union Faces Mixed Signs
Report from Leningrad notes a toured exhibit on religion at the Museum of the History of Atheism and a young guide’s skeptical remarks about religious processions. It surveys declining belief and ongoing state rhetoric, with officials praising atheism while church attendance and practice persist in various groups.
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After Mao goes what happens to his wife Chiang Ching
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