Wednesday, February 4 (7:30 - 9:30 pm)

Soviet anti-religious campaigns were initiated in the days that followed the October Revolution. They adopted several forms, from destruction of churches and icons to broad educational campaigns.

This informative and historically-based session will seek to explain how propaganda affected religious dogma of the time. Come out and learn about this very interesting religious movement of the twenties.

Facilitated by Annie Gerin

Annie is an assistant professor of art history in the department of Visual Arts at the University of Regina.

Cost: $10

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