A Wartime ‘Religious Revolution’ in the Soviet Union
It’s a lesser-known fact that millions of Soviet Muslims played a crucial role in the fight against Hitler’s armies during World War II.
From Persecution to Holy War
As the Soviet Red Army clashed with the Nazis, Stalin’s government surprisingly ended its decades-long persecution of religion.
The Role of Soviet Muslims
Religious elites of all faiths were tasked with rallying Soviet citizens to a ‘Holy War’ against Hitler.
This ‘religious revolution’ had a profound impact on the Soviet Union’s Muslims, who were suddenly empowered to contribute to the war effort.
Key Features of the Test Bank
- Comprehensive coverage of the Soviet Union’s Muslims during World War II
- Analysis of the ‘religious revolution’ that ensued
- Exam questions and answers to help students assess their knowledge
- Instant digital download for easy access
This test bank is designed to support students and instructors in their understanding of this critical period in history.




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