Religious consciousness, cultural revolution and everyday life of Soviet society in the 1920s and 1930s: paradoxes of interaction
The article focuses on the paradoxes of the transformation of the religious consciousness of Soviet society in the context of the cultural revolution and atheistic propaganda. It is shown that Soviet atheism is a unique experience in the formation of anti-religious worldview in the minds of people for whom religion under conditions of the long domination of traditional relations was the ideological core, absolute value and guide.