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1 Аугсбургский религиозный мир
(заключённое 25 сентября 1555 на Аугсбургском рейхстаге соглашение между протест. князьями и императором Фердинандом I, положившее конец войнам между немец. католиками и протестантами; Аугсбургский религиозный мир утвердил принцип (cuius regio, eius religio) лат. - "чья власть, того и вера" ( subjects should follow the religion of their ruler), предоставив выбор религии правителю и право переселения инаковерующим) the Peace of Augsburg, the Augsburg PeaceРусско-английский словарь религиозной лексики > Аугсбургский религиозный мир
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