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NOTES
NOTES
1 State Archive of the Russian Federation (GA RF). F.R.- 6991. Op. 3. D. 521. L. 1.
2 Ibid. D. 132. L. 1-11.
3 Ibid. D. 131. L. 6-7.
4 Ibid. D. 149. L. 3-4.
5 Quoted from: Odintsov M.I. The State and the Church in Russia. The 20th Century. Moscow, 1994. P. 117-118.
6 Quoted from: Franchuk V.I. Russia Asked the Lord for Rain. Kiev, 2003. Vol. 3. P. 414.
7 On the All-Union Conference of the Commissioners of the Council for the Affairs of the Russian Orthodox Church, held in January 1959, see: Odintsov M.I. Religious Policy of the Soviet State in 1939-1958 / Power and the Church in the USSR and the Countries of Eastern Europe. 1939-1958. Discussion Aspects. Moscow, 2003.
8 See text of the report: GA RF. F.R.- 6991. Op. 3. D. 165. L. 3-33a.
9 Ibid.
10 Materials of the 22nd Congress of the CPSU. Moscow, 1962. P. 111-112.
11 Ibid. P. 430.
12 Ilyichev L.F. Immediate Tasks of the Party’s Ideological Work. Moscow, 1963. P. 46.
13 See: Plenum of the CPSU Central Committee, June 18-21, 1963. Verbatim Report. Moscow, 1964. P. 308.
14 For example, A.A. Puzin said: “The common basis of the union and republican legislation on cults is, as is known, along with the USSR Constitution, the Leninist Decree ‘On the Separation of Church from State.’ No provision of this decree has lost its significance to this day. It sets out the line of the party and state regarding religion and the church, the correctness of which has been tested by decades of struggle for the reconstruction of society on communist principles. The significance of the new Instruction on the application of legislation on cults consists, first of all, in that it explains the meaning of this Leninist Decree under modern conditions.”
15 GA RF. F.R.- 6991. Op. 4. D. 428. L. 39.
16 See: Legislation on Religious Cults. Moscow, 1971. P. 157.
17 GA RF. F.R.- 6991. Op. 4. D. 94. L. 67-76.
18 Ibid. L. 77-79.
19 Bratsky Vestnik. 1963. No. 6. P. 13.
20 Ibid.
21 Bratsky Vestnik. 1963. No. 6. P. 22.
22 GA RF. F.R.- 6991. Op. 4. D. 173. L. 187-196.
24 Ibid. D. 119. L. 15.
25 Ibid. D. 172. L. 12.
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