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The Order of the Nine Angles, The Black Book of Satan 1984 (Gregorius, in Satanism: A Reader, 2023)

ed. Per Faxneld and Johan Nilsson, Oxford University Press, 2023

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Fredrik Gregorius's chapter on the Order of Nine Angles in the 2023 Oxford University Press academic reader Satanism: A Reader, which records a 1999 account, from a member using the name Christos Beest, that only about ten people were involved with the group at that time.

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Author
Fredrik Gregorius
Publisher
Oxford University Press, in Satanism: A Reader, ed. Per Faxneld and Johan Nilsson
Publication Year
2023
Source Type
book chapter
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1
Tier one: a peer reviewed academic chapter in an Oxford University Press scholarly reader on Satanism, reporting a named member's own 1999 account of the group's size rather than the compiler's own estimate.
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  • Denominations, 3 claims: 2 well-attested, 1 general references.
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