suppression of freemasonry
The "suppression of freemasonry" refers to the intentional efforts by governments or organizations to restrict, regulate, or eliminate the activities and influence of the Freemasons, a secretive fraternal society that promotes moral and ethical values, personal development, and brotherhood.
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