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{{Display censorship incident
{{Display censorship incident
|ongoing=no
|ongoing=no
|year=1929
|year=1922
|region=North America
|region=North America
|artist=Benjamin Christensen,
|artist=Benjamin Christensen,
|subject=Religion, Sexual/Gender Orientation, Violence
|subject=Religion, Sexual/Gender Orientation, Violence
|medium=Film Video
|medium=Film Video
|date_of_action=1929
|location=USA
|description_of_content=Cinema
|description_of_content=Cinema
|description_of_incident=Upon release, Häxan's “scathing critique of Catholicism” saw 8000 Catholic women “storm the streets of Paris in protest,” reported the New Inquiry. The film was banned in the United States.
|description_of_incident=Upon release, Häxan's “scathing critique of Catholicism” saw 8000 Catholic women “storm the streets of Paris in protest,” reported the New Inquiry. The film was banned in the United States.