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Nikita Khrushchev's anti-religious campaign was the last large-scale anti-religious campaign undertaken in the Soviet Union. It succeeded a comparatively tolerant period towards religion which had lasted from 1941 until the late 1950s. As a result, the church had grown in stature and membership, provoking concerns from the Soviet government. These concerns resulted in a new campaign of persecution. The official aim of anti-religious campaigns was to achieve the atheist society that communism envisioned.

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rdfs:label	Campanya anti-religiosa a l'URSS (1958–1964) (ca) 흐루쇼프의 반종교 운동 (ko) Хрущёвская антирелигиозная кампания (ru) USSR anti-religious campaign (1958–1964) (en) Хрущовська антирелігійна кампанія (uk)
rdfs:comment	흐루쇼프의 반종교 운동(러시아어: Хрущёвская антирелигио́зная кампа́ния; хрущёвские гонения на религию, хрущёвские гонения на Церковь)은 소련의 종교와 전쟁한 시기 중 하나로, 특히 1958-1964년에 절정에 달했다. 이 시기 소련의 최고 지도자는 소련 공산당 제1서기였던 니키타 흐루쇼프로, 대중의 시선에서는 7개년 계획 말, 즉 1965년(몇몇 자료에서는 1975년이나 1980년) "텔레비전에 마지막 교황을 본 사람"으로 기록되어 있는 인물이다. 많은 연구자들과 종교계 관계자들은 흐루쇼프의 정책 기간이 제2차 세계대전 이후 소련의 종교 조직에게 있어 가장 힘든 시기였다는 결론을 도출하였다. (ko) La Campanya anti-religiosa de Nikita Khrusxov va ser l'última campanya anti-religiosa empresa a la Unió soviètica. Va succeir un període comparativament tolerant cap a la religió que havia durat de 1941 fins a finals dels anys 1950. Com a resultat, l'església havia crescut en mida i afiliació, inquietant el govern soviètic i resultant una nova campanya de persecució. L'objectiu de les campanyes anti-religioses eren per aconseguir la societat atea prevista pel comunisme. (ca) Nikita Khrushchev's anti-religious campaign was the last large-scale anti-religious campaign undertaken in the Soviet Union. It succeeded a comparatively tolerant period towards religion which had lasted from 1941 until the late 1950s. As a result, the church had grown in stature and membership, provoking concerns from the Soviet government. These concerns resulted in a new campaign of persecution. The official aim of anti-religious campaigns was to achieve the atheist society that communism envisioned. (en) Хрущёвская антирелигио́зная кампа́ния (хрущёвские гонения на религию, хрущёвские гонения на Церковь) — период обострения борьбы с религией в СССР, пик которого пришёлся на 1958—1964 годы. Названа по имени руководителя страны того периода — первого секретаря ЦК КПСС Никиты Хрущёва, которому приписывается публичное обещание к концу семилетки, то есть к 1965 году (в некоторых источниках — к 1975 году, к 1980 году), «показать последнего попа по телевизору». (ru) Хрущовська антирелігійна кампанія (Хрущовські гоніння на релігію) — період загострення боротьби з релігією в СРСР, пік якого припав на 1958—1964 роки. Названа по імені керівника країни в той час — Першого секретаря ЦК КПРС Микити Хрущова. Саме Хрущову приписувано нібито дану в кінці 1950-х років публічну обіцянку до кінця Семирічки, тобто до 1965 року (в деяких джерелах — до 1975 року, до 1980 року) «показати останнього попа по телевізору». (uk)
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