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Falun gong: the end of days

By:

CHANG Maria Hsia

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Haven, CT. USA: Yale University Press, 2004Description: 188pISBN:

0300102275 (hbk.):

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Summary: This study of the religious movement explains its history, the place of religious groups in China, and why Falun Gong and other groups are suppressed and feared by the Chinese authorities.

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This study of the religious movement explains its history, the place of religious groups in China, and why Falun Gong and other groups are suppressed and feared by the Chinese authorities.

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