The Importance Of Lessons From Soviet Repression Policies In Enhancing The Spirituality Of Youth
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Soviet policy, lessons of repressions, globalization, youth (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ spirituality, historical memory, ideological immunity, national identity. by/4.0/)Abstract
This article analyzes the repressive policy of the Soviet regime, its socio-spiritual consequences, and the role of the lessons from this historical Received: 10-05-2026 period in shaping youth spirituality in the context of modern globalization. The Accepted: 28-05-2026 study demonstrates that an objective understanding of past ideological pressures and restrictions is a crucial factor in strengthening ideological immunity and Published:09-06-2026 preserving national identity among today’s youth. It is scientifically substantiated that the lessons of historical memory serve as a spiritual shield against global cultural challenges. The article also highlights the importance of educating younger generations about the historical experiences of their nation in order to foster a sense of responsibility, patriotism, and respect for cultural heritage. Copyright: © 2026 by the authors. Furthermore, it emphasizes that preserving historical truth and collective memory Submitted for open access publication contributes to the development of a resilient and spiritually mature society under the terms and conditions of the capable of responding effectively to contemporary ideological and cultural Creative Commons Attribution (CC influences. BY) licenseReferences
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