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“Referring to swastika as "Devil's Cross" church leaders found youth organizations banned meetings limited Catholic periodicals censored or banned.”
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Analyzed on 2026-09-27T15:42:18+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-27

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Referring to the swastika as "the Devil's Cross", church leaders found their youth organizations banned, their meetings limited and various Catholic periodicals censored or banned.

Extracted from: far-right authoritarian ideology and movement , Wikipedia

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Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org credibility 0.70 Supports

“Referring to the swastika as "the Devil's Cross", church leaders found their youth organizations banned, their meetings limited and various Catholic periodicals censored or banned.”

far-right authoritarian ideology and movement

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Claim ID CLM-CBA841EA
Slug referring-to-swastika-as-devils-cross-church-leaders-foun-cba841ea
Origin en.wikipedia.org
Captured 224 d ago
Velocity 0.0/hr
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Germany Religion Nazism