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Hugenotter
Also known as Huguenot people
religiös grupp i Frankrike under 1500- och 1600-talet
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The Huguenots were French Protestants who followed Calvinist beliefs during the Protestant Reformation, with the name coming into common use by the mid-16th century. They matter historically because they represented a significant religious movement in France, distinct from the Lutheran Protestants of eastern France, and their identity as Reformed Christians shaped religious divisions in early modern Europe.
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Hugenotter (franska: huguenot) var de franska kalvinister som levde på 1500- och 1600-talen, det vill säga under och efter de franska religionskrigen. Hugenotterna förföljdes av den franska staten/kronan och katolska kyrkan. Efter upphävandet 1685 av ediktet i Nantes, som gett dem viss religionsfrihet, lämnade mer än 300 000 hugenotter landet. Ett hundratal kom under 1600-talet till Sverige. Hugenotterna i Frankrike fick full religionsfrihet först i och med franska revolutionen 1789.
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