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The League of Militant Atheists was a Soviet mass organization founded in 1925 as the League of the Godless under the leadership of Yemelyan Yaroslavsky and renamed in 1929 to reflect its increasingly aggressive campaign against religion. Emerging in the aftermath of the Russian Revolution and the Russian Civil War, it served as the primary vehicle for promoting atheism and supporting Soviet efforts to reduce the influence of religious institutions, particularly the Russian Orthodox Church. The League organized lectures, debates, exhibitions, anti-religious demonstrations, and educational programs, while publishing propaganda through newspapers and magazines such as Bezbozhnik (
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