Persecution of Germanic Pagans

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Religious discrimination and persecution
By victimized group Anti-clericalism African religions · Atheists Bahá'ís · Buddhists · Cathars Christians · Hellenistic polytheism Hindus · Jehovah's Witnesses Jews · Mormons · Muslims Neopagans · Rastafari · Zoroastrians
By method Abuse · Censorship · Desecration Discrimination · Fascism Forced conversion · Genocide Intolerance · Pogrom Segregation · State atheism State religion · Terrorism Violence · War
Historical events Inquisition · French Wars of Religion French Revolutionary Dechristianisation Cristero War · Red Terror · Cultural Revolution · Test Act Cromwellian conquest of Ireland Thirty Years War · Kulturkampf War in the Vendée This box: view • talk • edit

The term Persecution of Germanic Pagans may be applied by some people to:

• the Christianization of the Germanic peoples and the Christianization of Scandinavia
• Suppression of esoteric groups in Nazi Germany
• Religious discrimination against Neopagans

[edit] See also

• Germanic Paganism
• Christianity and Paganism
• Persecution by Christians