Religion In The Soviet Union

A photographic study of religion in Russia, encompassing the influence of Christianity, the practice of Judaism and the extent of Islamism and Buddhism. Discusses the state influence in church activities, antireligious campaigns and the strengths and weaknesses of religious practice. Features Paul B Anderson discussing the role of religion, the accomodation of the Orthodox faith, attitudes toward Roman Catholicism and the organization and financing of church activities in the Soviet Union.

More in Communism - Myth Vs Reality Series

  1. The World Movement
  2. Divided Berlin 1962
  3. Eastern Europe Under Communism 1962
  4. Education In The Soviet Union 1962
  5. Government Of Communist China 1962
  6. Negotiating With The Communists 1962
  7. One - Party Government 1962
  8. Race And Nationality In The Ussr 1962
  9. Religion In The Soviet Union 1962
  10. Soviet Agriculture 1962
  11. Soviet Arts And Letters 1962
  12. Soviet Science And Technology 1962
  13. The Neutralists And The Communists 1962
  14. The Planned Economy 1962
  15. Tito's Yugoslavia 1962
  16. U S - Soviet Relations 1962
  17. Perspective 1976

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record