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Diane Benscoter, egykori mooni: Hogyan gondolkodnak a szekták

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Diane Benscoter arról beszél, hogyan csatlakozott a moonikhoz, és maradt velük öt hosszú évig. Megosztja velünk bennfentes nézeteit a szektákról és szélsőséges mozgalmakról, és egy új nézőpontot vet fel jelenkorunk legaggasztóbb konfliktusainak megértéséhez.

Diane Benscoter, an ex-Moonie, is now invested in finding ways to battle extremist mentalities and their potentially deadly consequences. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Zeta Mansart
Reviewed by Endre Jofoldi
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