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(последователи протест. секты 16 в., основанной Ме́нно Си́монсом в 1531 на почве анабаптизма на началах смирения и отказа от насилия, с требованием нравственного самосовершенствования; первоначально меннониты распространились в Голландии и Германии; в России они появились в 18 в. среди немец. колонистов в Таврической и Екатеринославской губерниях; в наст. время насчитывается в мире ок. 500 тыс. меннонитов в Голландии (25 тыс.), в Германии (10 тыс.), в Канаде (80 тыс.), в США (200 тыс.); в России меннониты раскололись на церковных и братских; последние объединились с баптистами в 1963) the Mennonitesсм. тж. Менно Симонс
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