Abstract
The author explores the sources of Soviet religious policies in 1920s regarding the Roman Catholic Church. The author studies the Bolsheviks’ ideological motivation in the fight against Roman Catholicism and religion in general and analyzes the works of one of the main theorists of Marxist atheism who was the ideologue of the Bolsheviks’ anti-religious policies.
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