Soviet Religious Policy in the Baltics under Khrushchev, 1957-1964: Domestic Repression and International Engagement
The Khrushchev era brought a policy of religious repression in response to a resurgence of religious adherence after WWII. But a close evaluation of archival sources reveals distinctive features to its implementation in the Baltics, compared with other parts of the USSR and with the Orthodox Church....
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Politics and religion
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