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| '''Persecution of Germanic Pagans''' |
The term '''Persecution of Germanic Pagans''' my be applied by some people <!--especially certain adherents of ]--> to the: | ||
| *] and the ]; see also ] | |||
| ==Christianization== | |||
| {{main|Christianization}} | |||
| As ] was the ] of the ], both the ] and the ] may be understood as persecution of Germanic Pagans through ]. | |||
| *] | |||
| ==Third Reich== | |||
| {{main|Nazi mysticism}} | |||
| The ], of ] orientation, viewed all independent religious groups as a danger (except for ], based in part on ]). Followers of ], some of whom referred to themselves as Germanic Pagans, were therefore persecuted in the ], although they were not the primary ]. | |||
| *Incarceration for criminal or terrorist actions <!--and not for their religion--> of certain adherents of ]; Most notable are ] in the USA and ] in Norway. | |||
| ==Present days== | |||
| Conflicts between Neopagan groups and the authorities are sometimes portrayed by those groups as persecution of Germanic Pagans. These groups follow ], a form of ], and most of them observe ]. However, some Neopagan groups are linked to ] and ] movements, the most notable of which are led by ] in the USA and by ] in Norway. | |||
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The term Persecution of Germanic Pagans my be applied by some people to the:
- Christianization of the Germanic peoples and the Christianization of Scandinavia; see also Germanic Paganism
- Incarceration for criminal or terrorist actions of certain adherents of Germanic Neopaganism; Most notable are David Lane in the USA and Varg Vikernes in Norway.