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The end of communism in Russia in the early 1990s allowed for a significant revival of religious practices and institutions that had been suppressed during the Soviet era. The Russian Orthodox Church, in particular, experienced a resurgence, reclaiming property and re-establishing its influence in society. This period also saw an increase in the expression of other faiths and the establishment of new religious movements, contributing to a more pluralistic religious landscape in the country. However, the relationship between the state and religion remains complex, with the government often promoting the Orthodox Church as a key aspect of national identity.

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