Mutual Relations of the Soviet State and Religious Faiths in Educational Sphere in 1920s
The article considers both common features and peculiarities of mutual relations of the Soviet state in 1920s with various religious faiths, first of all, with Orthodoxy and Islam. Authors mark hard-line and implacable attitude of the state and ruling communist party on eradication of orthodox traditions from educational sphere and more moderate, not so radical line concerning the Muslim education.