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| '''Persecution of Germanic Pagans''' has happened in different periods of history, namely during the ] of Northern Europe, the ], and in present days. | |||
| The term '''Persecution of Germanic Pagans''' may be applied by some people <!--especially certain adherents of ]--> to the: | |||
| ==Christianization== | |||
| {{main|Christianization}} | |||
| As ] was the ] of the ], both the ] and the ] may be understood as persecution of Germanic Pagans through ]. | |||
| *] and the ]; see also ] | |||
| ==Third Reich== | |||
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| {{main|Nazi mysticism}} | |||
| *allegations of religious persecution by individuals incarcerated for criminal or terrorist actions such as ]. | |||
| 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 ]. | |||
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| 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 ]. | |||
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Topics referred to by the same term
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Persecution of Germanic Pagans.If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
The term Persecution of Germanic Pagans may be applied by some people to the:
- Christianization of the Germanic peoples and the Christianization of Scandinavia; see also Germanic Paganism
- Suppression of esoteric groups in Nazi Germany
- allegations of religious persecution by individuals incarcerated for criminal or terrorist actions such as David Lane.