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Onel5969: Disambiguating links to Waldensian Church (link changed to Waldensian Evangelical Church) using DisamAssist.

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Disambiguating links to Waldensian Church (link changed to Waldensian Evangelical Church) using DisamAssist.

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	==Waldensian presence ==		==Waldensian presence ==
	[[File:Tempio di Pradeltorno.JPG\|thumb\|left\|the waldensian temple in Pra del torno.]]		[[File:Tempio di Pradeltorno.JPG\|thumb\|left\|the waldensian temple in Pra del torno.]]
	The valley of Angrogna, [[Val di Angrogna]], situated in the [[Cottian Alps]] between [[Piedmont]] and [[France]] has historic significance for the [[Waldensian Church]]. A narrow Alpine valley starting in [[Val Pellice]], the valley of Angrogna ends at the village of [[Pra del Torno]] which was the location of a Waldensian mission centre during The Middle Ages. Due to its narrowness, the valley was a military and religious refuge for the Waldensians and [[Pra del Torno]] were the centre of Waldensian resistance from the 13th to the 18th centuries. As evidence of their persecutions, there is still a sort of catacomb located near the village of San Lorenzo.		The valley of Angrogna, [[Val di Angrogna]], situated in the [[Cottian Alps]] between [[Piedmont]] and [[France]] has historic significance for the [[Waldensian Evangelical Church\|Waldensian Church]]. A narrow Alpine valley starting in [[Val Pellice]], the valley of Angrogna ends at the village of [[Pra del Torno]] which was the location of a Waldensian mission centre during The Middle Ages. Due to its narrowness, the valley was a military and religious refuge for the Waldensians and [[Pra del Torno]] were the centre of Waldensian resistance from the 13th to the 18th centuries. As evidence of their persecutions, there is still a sort of catacomb located near the village of San Lorenzo.

	In pre-Reformation times Waldensian missionaries were trained in a college at Pra del Torno by 'barbes', their pastors, to work as traders spreading their message across Europe. The ruins of this college still exist. There are both [[Catholic]] and [[Waldensian]] churches today situated at Pra del Torno, as well as in a number of other villages in the valley.		In pre-Reformation times Waldensian missionaries were trained in a college at Pra del Torno by 'barbes', their pastors, to work as traders spreading their message across Europe. The ruins of this college still exist. There are both [[Catholic]] and [[Waldensian]] churches today situated at Pra del Torno, as well as in a number of other villages in the valley.

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	{{Province of Turin}}		{{Province of Turin}}

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	[[Category:Cities and towns in Piedmont]]		[[Category:Cities and towns in Piedmont]]

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	'''Angrogna''' is a ''[[comune]]'' (municipality) in the [[Metropolitan City of Turin]] in the [[Italy\|Italian]] region [[Piedmont]], located about {{convert\|45\|km\|mi}} southwest of [[Turin]].		'''Angrogna''' ([[Piedmontese language\|Piedmontese]]: ''Angreugna'', [[Occitan language\|Occitan]]: ''Angruenha'') is a ''[[comune]]'' (municipality) in the [[Metropolitan City of Turin]] in the [[Italy\|Italian]] region [[Piedmont]], located about {{convert\|45\|km\|mi}} southwest of [[Turin]].

	Angrogna borders the following municipalities: [[Perrero]], [[Prali]], [[Pramollo]], [[San Germano Chisone]], [[Prarostino]], [[Villar Pellice]], [[Bricherasio]], [[Torre Pellice]], and [[Luserna San Giovanni]].		Angrogna borders the following municipalities: [[Perrero]], [[Prali]], [[Pramollo]], [[San Germano Chisone]], [[Prarostino]], [[Villar Pellice]], [[Bricherasio]], [[Torre Pellice]], and [[Luserna San Giovanni]].

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	\| frazioni = Baussan, Martel, Pradeltorno, Serre		\| frazioni = Baussan, Martel, Pradeltorno, Serre
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LuigiPortaro29: /* Waldensian presence */

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	==Waldensian presence ==		==Waldensian presence ==
	[[File:Tempio di Pradeltorno.JPG\|thumb\|left\|the waldensian temple in ~~Pradeltorno~~.]]		[[File:Tempio di Pradeltorno.JPG\|thumb\|left\|the waldensian temple in Pra del torno.]]
	The valley of Angrogna, [[Val di Angrogna]], situated in the [[Cottian Alps]] between [[Piedmont]] and [[France]] has historic significance for the [[Waldensian Church]]. A narrow Alpine valley starting in [[Val Pellice]], the valley of Angrogna ends at the village of [[Pra del Torno]] which was the location of a Waldensian mission centre during The Middle Ages. Due to its narrowness, the valley was a military and religious refuge for the Waldensians and [[Pra del Torno]] were the centre of Waldensian resistance from the 13th to the 18th centuries. As evidence of their persecutions, there is still a sort of catacomb located near the village of San Lorenzo.		The valley of Angrogna, [[Val di Angrogna]], situated in the [[Cottian Alps]] between [[Piedmont]] and [[France]] has historic significance for the [[Waldensian Church]]. A narrow Alpine valley starting in [[Val Pellice]], the valley of Angrogna ends at the village of [[Pra del Torno]] which was the location of a Waldensian mission centre during The Middle Ages. Due to its narrowness, the valley was a military and religious refuge for the Waldensians and [[Pra del Torno]] were the centre of Waldensian resistance from the 13th to the 18th centuries. As evidence of their persecutions, there is still a sort of catacomb located near the village of San Lorenzo.

LuigiPortaro29: /* Waldensian presence */

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	==Waldensian presence ==		==Waldensian presence ==
	[[File:Tempio di Pradeltorno.JPG\|thumb\|left\|\|the waldensian temple in Pradeltorno.]]		[[File:Tempio di Pradeltorno.JPG\|thumb\|left\|the waldensian temple in Pradeltorno.]]
	The valley of Angrogna, [[Val di Angrogna]], situated in the [[Cottian Alps]] between [[Piedmont]] and [[France]] has historic significance for the [[Waldensian Church]]. A narrow Alpine valley starting in [[Val Pellice]], the valley of Angrogna ends at the village of [[Pra del Torno]] which was the location of a Waldensian mission centre during The Middle Ages. Due to its narrowness, the valley was a military and religious refuge for the Waldensians and [[Pra del Torno]] were the centre of Waldensian resistance from the 13th to the 18th centuries. As evidence of their persecutions, there is still a sort of catacomb located near the village of San Lorenzo.		The valley of Angrogna, [[Val di Angrogna]], situated in the [[Cottian Alps]] between [[Piedmont]] and [[France]] has historic significance for the [[Waldensian Church]]. A narrow Alpine valley starting in [[Val Pellice]], the valley of Angrogna ends at the village of [[Pra del Torno]] which was the location of a Waldensian mission centre during The Middle Ages. Due to its narrowness, the valley was a military and religious refuge for the Waldensians and [[Pra del Torno]] were the centre of Waldensian resistance from the 13th to the 18th centuries. As evidence of their persecutions, there is still a sort of catacomb located near the village of San Lorenzo.

LuigiPortaro29: /* Waldensian presence */

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	==Waldensian presence ==		==Waldensian presence ==
			[[File:Tempio di Pradeltorno.JPG\|thumb\|left\|\|the waldensian temple in Pradeltorno.]]
	The valley of Angrogna, [[Val di Angrogna]], situated in the [[Cottian Alps]] between [[Piedmont]] and [[France]] has historic significance for the [[Waldensian Church]]. A narrow Alpine valley starting in [[Val Pellice]], the valley of Angrogna ends at the village of [[Pra del Torno]] which was the location of a Waldensian mission centre during The Middle Ages. Due to its narrowness, the valley was a military and religious refuge for the Waldensians and [[Pra del Torno]] were the centre of Waldensian resistance from the 13th to the 18th centuries. As evidence of their persecutions, there is still a sort of catacomb located near the village of San Lorenzo.		The valley of Angrogna, [[Val di Angrogna]], situated in the [[Cottian Alps]] between [[Piedmont]] and [[France]] has historic significance for the [[Waldensian Church]]. A narrow Alpine valley starting in [[Val Pellice]], the valley of Angrogna ends at the village of [[Pra del Torno]] which was the location of a Waldensian mission centre during The Middle Ages. Due to its narrowness, the valley was a military and religious refuge for the Waldensians and [[Pra del Torno]] were the centre of Waldensian resistance from the 13th to the 18th centuries. As evidence of their persecutions, there is still a sort of catacomb located near the village of San Lorenzo.

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	The Waldensians in Angrogna suffered fierce persecutions throughout the 17th century but were supported by [[Oliver Cromwell]] and William of Orange. In 1686, [[Vittorio Amedeo II]], in accordance with the policy of [[Louis XIV of France]], began the systematic expulsion of the Waldensian valleys. Local troops destroyed the houses of Waldensians and their land in the valley was expropriated and sold to Catholics coming from elsewhere in [[Piedmont]]. After reconciling with [[Victor Amadeus II of Sardinia\|Victor Amadeus]], the Waldensians returned to their land and homes in the valley. [[Charles Albert of Savoy]] gave the Waldenses freedom to worship, in February 1848.		The Waldensians in Angrogna suffered fierce persecutions throughout the 17th century but were supported by [[Oliver Cromwell]] and William of Orange. In 1686, [[Vittorio Amedeo II]], in accordance with the policy of [[Louis XIV of France]], began the systematic expulsion of the Waldensian valleys. Local troops destroyed the houses of Waldensians and their land in the valley was expropriated and sold to Catholics coming from elsewhere in [[Piedmont]]. After reconciling with [[Victor Amadeus II of Sardinia\|Victor Amadeus]], the Waldensians returned to their land and homes in the valley. [[Charles Albert of Savoy]] gave the Waldenses freedom to worship, in February 1848.

	In the 19th century, British supporters of the Waldensians, who funded the Waldensian headquarters in nearby [[Torre Pellice]] founded a primary school for Waldensian children living in Angrogna.		In the 19th century, British supporters of the Waldensians, who funded the Waldensian headquarters in nearby [[Torre Pellice]] founded a primary school for Waldensian children living in Angrogna.

	== People ==		== People ==

Charlie Foxtrot66 at 08:44, 18 August 2017

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	\| mayor = Mario Malan		\| mayor = Mario Malan
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	\| area_total_km2 = 38.7		\| area_total_km2 = 38.88
	\| population_footnotes = <ref name="istat">All demographics and other statistics: Italian statistical institute [[National Institute of Statistics (Italy)\|Istat]].</ref>		\| population_footnotes = <ref name="istat">All demographics and other statistics: Italian statistical institute [[National Institute of Statistics (Italy)\|Istat]].</ref>
	\| population_total = 886		\| population_total = 886

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	\| population_total = ~~870~~		\| population_total = 886
	\| population_as_of = ~~31 December 2011~~		\| population_as_of = 1-1-2017
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	\| population_demonym = ~~Angrognini~~		\| population_demonym = Angrognino(i)
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	\| elevation_m = 782		\| elevation_m = 782

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