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Evangelical Lutheran Church in Thuringia ended in 2009.
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Thuringia and parts of Saxony were taken by the U.S. Shortly after the end of World War 2 the Americans pulled their troops back from these areas, as they had been allocated to the Soviet Union at Yalta. If they had refused to do so, the Western Allies wouldn't have been allowed to take up their sectors in Berlin.
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Evangelical doomsday cult nothing more. No denomination, no church, no food banks just a snake oil salesman using hate and fear to sell his DVD's about the end days and so called prophecy bible. Spreads hate not tolerance.
