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See also knights templar and popular culture the knights templar, full name the united religious, military and masonic orders of the temple and of st john of jerusalem, palestine, rhodes and malta, is a fraternal order affiliated with freemasonry. The history and myths of the legendary military order ebook. Barbara frales new book the templars the secret history revealed, from the knights templar by sean martin, and from the knights templar reveled by alan butler and stephen dafoe. It also struck me that he did not talk about the socalled gas chambers, while he always went out of the facts.
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