Religious policy of the Soviet state through the prism of the position of religious minorities (as an example of the Russian Federation)

Abstract

The position of religious minorities, and the religious situation as a whole, largely, if not in all, depend on the religious policy pursued by the state.
Religious policy is the activity of the state, its main structures and bodies, aimed at regulating state-religious relations and ensuring the implementation of the principles of freedom of conscience and freedom of religion established by the state.