title: The Image of the Russian Orthodox Church in the Pravda Newspaper in 1920
abstract: In the long history of State-Church relations, of particular interest is the period of the 1920s.At that time, young Soviet Russia had already taken the path of separation of the Church from the State.However, for a decade, the basic principles of antireligious policy were formed and approved, with active antireligious propaganda intended to create the public's negative attitude toward the Orthodox Church being an essential part.Periodicals played a significant role in solving this problem.The p
journal: Historical Courier