Antireligious Propaganda in the Soviet Union: A Study of Mass Persuasion

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By David E. Powell

MIT Press, 1975, 206 pp

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An intensive inquiry into the aims and methods of agitprop in the half-century of effort to eradicate religion. The campaign continues despite its obvious failure as a means of creating the "New Soviet Man."

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