State secularism and lived religion in Soviet Russia and Ukraine

Abstract

Introduction - Catherine Wanner 1. Subversive Atheism: Antireligious Campaigns and Religious Revival in Ukraine in the 1920s - Gregory L. Freeze 2. From the Red Cradle: Memories of Jewish Family Life in the Soviet Union - Anna Shternshis 3. Christianity and Radical Nationalism: Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky and the Bandera Movement - John-Paul Himka 4. The Revival of Monastic Life in the Trinity-Sergius Lavra after World War II - Scott Kenworthy 5. They Burned the Pine, but the Place Remains All the Same: Pilgrimage in the Changing Landscape of Soviet Russia - Stella Rock 6. Sacramental Confession in Modern Russia and Ukraine - Nadieszda Kizenko 7. Time and Space of Suffering: The Soviet Past in the Memoirs and Narratives of Evangelical Christian Baptists - Olena Panych 8. Preaching the Kingdom Message: Jehovah's Witnesses and Soviet Secularisation - Zoe Knox 9. A Multireligious Region in an Atheist State: Unionwide Policies Meet Communal Distinctions in the Postwar Mari Republic - Sonja Luehrmann 10. The Revival before the Revival: Popular and Institutionalized Religion in Ukraine on the Eve of the Collapse of Communism - Victor Yelensky Contributors Index

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