Escalation of discrimination & xenophobia against minority religions in today's Germany
Subtitle: a historical comparison to religious intolerance during the German National-Socialist era (1933-1945)
By: by Tal Pechner.
Publisher: Freedom For Religions in Germany]
Published: 1997
Place of publication: [Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 20
Subjects: Church of Scientology (Los Angeles, Calif.) -- Germany.; Freedom of religion -- Germany.; Scientologists -- Germany.; Scientology -- Germany.; Human rights -- Religious aspects.; Xenophobia -- Germany.; Germany -- Religion.
Other titles: Escalation of discrimination and xenophobia against minority religions in today's Germany.
Table of contents: value: External censure of human rights violations in contemporary Germany; value: Government views of minority groups in Germany: the national dilemma; value: Federal Enquete Commission: clarification or condemnation?; value: Attitudes toward racial minorities in contemporary Germany; value: Anti-religion in Germany today; value: The Church of Scientology: persecution and precedents; value: The Rise of xenophobia; value: The Rhetoric of reclassification and the response to criticism; value: International censure by human rights bodies 1930s and 1990s; value: Conclusion and considerations.