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Enlightenment, Ernst Wangermann distinguished, on one hand, the point of view of conservative Catholic historians, for whom this movement had been something completely alien to the real Austrian traditions, as something which had been imported from outside and had been anti-Catholic; and, on the other hand, the point of view of liberal and anti-clerical historians who, in light of the concept of Greater Germany, considered the Austrian Enlightenment to have been

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