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Venice and Antwerp, Part Two: Forms of Religion
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In the sixteenth century religion had a far greater impact on society in general; it dominated many aspects of life now presided over by government and social services. On location in Venice and Antwerp, we see that the two great cities were no exception to this rule; and yet, despite the supremacy of the Catholic Church, vital minorities such as Jews, Greeks and Germans were also allowed relative freedom to practice their own religions.
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Order number: 237
View of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Venice
| Credits | Director Nick Levinson Presenter David Englander Open University/BBC Also available in Spanish |
| 25 minutes Color Recommended audience age range 18-adult | |
