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Scientology and its German foes: A bitter conflict

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Title: Scientology and its German foes: A bitter conflict
Date: Monday, 7 November 1994
Publisher: New York Times
Author: Craig R. Whitney
Main source: query.nytimes.com
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Tags: Brainwashing • Cost • Craig R. Whitney • Franz Riedl • Germany • Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Membership • Nazi labelling • New York Times • Real estate • Ursula Caberta

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HAMBURG, Germany — It would take something like an invasion of space aliens — maybe something out of an L. Ron Hubbard science fiction novel — to match the climate of fear and mutual suspicion that prevails between the Church of Scientology that Mr. Hubbard created and its frightened opponents in Germany. "Fear is part of their system — it's a totalitarian organization that seeks to control everybody else, a dictatorship," said Ursula Caberta y Diaz, who heads the four-member working ... [Read the rest at query.nytimes.com]