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[[File:Bezhnoznik u stanka 15-1929.jpg|thumb|171px|A Soviet propaganda poster disseminated in the ''Bezbozhnik'' (''Atheist'') magazine depicting [[Jesus]] being dumped from a wheelbarrow by an industrial worker as well as a smashed church [[bell]]; the text advocates Industrialisation Day as an alternative replacement to the [[Christian]] Transfiguration Day. see: [[Militant atheism]] ]]
[[File:Bezhnoznik u stanka 15-1929.jpg|thumb|200px|A Soviet propaganda poster disseminated in the ''Bezbozhnik'' (''Atheist'') magazine depicting [[Jesus]] being dumped from a wheelbarrow by an industrial worker as well as a smashed church [[bell]]; the text advocates Industrialisation Day as an alternative replacement to the [[Christian]] Transfiguration Day. see: [[Militant atheism]] ]]
The [[collapse of atheism in the former Soviet Union]], opened the doors to Christian missionaries to [[Russia]].
The [[collapse of atheism in the former Soviet Union]], opened the doors to Christian missionaries to [[Russia]].