In addition to the newspaper "Bezbozhnik", the Central Soviet of the League of Militant Atheists published the illustrated magazine "Bezbozhnik" and the scientific and methodological journal "Antireligioznik". The scientific society «Ateist» arose in 1921 in Moscow. It published the magazine "Ateist" from 1923 to 1931. This magazine published mainly works translated from foreign languages. Since 1931, the magazine "Voinstvuiuschii ateizm", a periodical of the Central Soviet of the League of Militant Atheists, began to be published. Along with periodicals in Russian, the League of Militant Atheists published periodicals in other languages: «Bezvirnik» () − in Ukrainian, «Xudasizlar» (; − transcription: «Khudasyzlyar») − in Uzbek, «Fen-em-Din» () − in Tatar, «Der Apikoires» () - in Yiddish, «Anastvats» () – in Armenian, «Das Neuland» − in German, «Erdem ba Shazhan» () – in Buryat, «Mebrdzoli Ateisti» () – in Georgian, «Bezbożnik wojujący» – in Polish, «Allahsyz» () – in Azerbaijani, «Allakhyz» () – in Bashkir, and a number of other magazines. By 1932, 10 anti-religious newspapers and 23 anti-religious magazines were published in the USSR.