The Politburo and the Church . 19221925. In 2 kn. Kn. 1" is an exciting and in-depth study of one of the most complex and controversial periods in the history of Soviet Russia. The author, whose name remains unknown, masterfully immerses the reader in the atmosphere of the early Soviet years, when power and religion were on the verge of confrontation, and the fates of millions of people intertwined in the struggle for ideals and survival. This book is not just a historical essay, but a real portal to an era when the state and the church came into conflict, changing the fate of entire generations. In the first volume, the author reveals the subtle fabric of the events that took place in 1922-1925, when the Soviet government, only strengthening its position, faced powerful resistance from religious institutions. At the center of the story is the struggle for ideological purity, attempts to destroy old religious structures and introduce new, Soviet, values. The author masterfully shows how against the background of political intrigues and the struggle for power, church leaders and clergymen were in the spotlight, their fates were intertwined with the fate of the state. The book traces not only major political decisions, but also the fate of ordinary believers, their faith and fears, hopes and disappointments. This book is especially relevant for those who are interested in the history of religion, the Soviet past, as well as for lovers of deep analytical research. It is suitable for readers aged 16 years and older who are looking for an extraordinary view of historical events, as well as for specialists, historians and students who want to expand their knowledge of interfaith relations in the early years of Soviet power. The author is not limited to dry facts - his style is full of vivid descriptions, emotional details and analytical reflections, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. The Politburo and the Church . 19221925. In 2 kn. Kn. 1" raises the most important topics - the struggle for ideological hegemony, the role of religion in the life of Soviet society, methods of pressure and repression, as well as internal contradictions within the government. The author shows how religious leaders and believers resisted the new order, trying to maintain their faith and traditions, despite pressure and persecution. At the same time, the book reveals the mechanisms of interaction between party leaders and church hierarchs, their strategic decisions and personal motives. The author's particular style is a subtle combination of scientific precision and lively, emotional storytelling. He masterfully conveys the atmosphere of the era, creating vivid portraits of heroes and events. In this work, there is a deep respect for historical truth and a desire to understand the complex motives of the participants in the events. If you are close to books about Soviet history, religion, politics and the struggle for power, this book will be a real discovery for you. "The Politburo and the Church . 19221925. In 2 kn. Kn. 1" is not only a historical document, but also a source of reflection on how the authorities use religion and faith for their own purposes, and how faith resists this pressure. This book deserves the attention of those who appreciate a deep analysis, a vivid description of the era and wants to understand how relations between the church and the state were formed during the most difficult years of the formation of the Soviet system. It will be a valuable addition to your library, revealing complex and multifaceted pages of Russian history, which are still controversial and require reflection.