Difference between revisions of "Unification Church"
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*[[New York Tribune]] | *[[New York Tribune]] | ||
*[[Noticias del Mundo]] (Spain) | *[[Noticias del Mundo]] (Spain) | ||
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*[[Service for Peace]] | *[[Service for Peace]] | ||
*[[Washington Institute for Values in Public Policy]] – think tank | *[[Washington Institute for Values in Public Policy]] – think tank | ||
*[[World Media Association]] | *[[World Media Association]] | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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Revision as of 12:56, 5 October 2008
Rev. Sun Myung Moon is 'the founder' of the Unification Church, popularly known as The Moonies.
Moon/Unification Church controlled orgnizations
- Washington Times
- UPI
- Insight Magazine
- News World Communications – company owning the Unification Church's media holdings
- New York Tribune
- Noticias del Mundo (Spain)
- Paragon House, publisher
- Service for Peace
- Washington Institute for Values in Public Policy – think tank
- World Media Association
