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[[File:Deutsche Heidnische Front. | [[File:Deutsche Heidnische Front.png|thumb|270px|Flag of the Deutsche Heidnische Front with Algiz (life and death) runes and [[Wotan]]'s eye]] | ||
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The organisation promoted [[Wotanism]] and [[รsatrรบ]] especially, but also the worldview of [[Odalism]] advocated by [[Varg Vikernes]], despite that he and the organisation rejected this.<ref>In a 2009 interview with Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet, Vikernes stated: "I have never formed or been a member of such organisations".</ref> It is stated to have grown from the '''Norsk Hedensk Front''' ('''NHF''') in Norway, but soon spread to much of [[Scandanavia]] in the 1990s; the network that supported a form of racial [[paganism]] existed in some form from 1993 until 2006. The group was critical of [[Christianity]], supported [[ecology]] and opposed universalist distortions of heathenism. The organisation with time became a forum. | The organisation promoted [[Wotanism]] and [[รsatrรบ]] especially, but also the worldview of [[Odalism]] advocated by [[Varg Vikernes]], despite that he and the organisation rejected this.<ref>In a 2009 interview with Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet, Vikernes stated: "I have never formed or been a member of such organisations".</ref> It is stated to have grown from the '''Norsk Hedensk Front''' ('''NHF''') in Norway, but soon spread to much of [[Scandanavia]] in the 1990s; the network that supported a form of racial [[paganism]] existed in some form from 1993 until 2006. The group was critical of [[Christianity]], supported [[ecology]] and opposed universalist distortions of heathenism. The organisation with time became a forum. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:48, 29 February 2024
File:Flag of the All-Germanic Heathens Front with Algiz rune.png
Flag of the Pan-Germanic Heathen Front with Algiz rune
The Allgermanische Heidnische Front (English: All-Germanic Heathen Front; AHF), better known as simply the Heathen Front (HF), was a folkish-heathen network for ethnic Germanic peoples, which later also expanded to Baltic nations, with heavy Germanic influences, as well as Russia. Their motto was Wotan mit uns! (Wotan with us!).
History
File:Deutsche Heidnische Front.png
Flag of the Deutsche Heidnische Front with Algiz (life and death) runes and Wotan's eye
File:Flag of the Russian Heathen Front with Algiz rune.png
Flag of the Russian Heathen Front (red-white-black) with Algiz rune
The organisation promoted Wotanism and รsatrรบ especially, but also the worldview of Odalism advocated by Varg Vikernes, despite that he and the organisation rejected this.[1] It is stated to have grown from the Norsk Hedensk Front (NHF) in Norway, but soon spread to much of Scandanavia in the 1990s; the network that supported a form of racial paganism existed in some form from 1993 until 2006. The group was critical of Christianity, supported ecology and opposed universalist distortions of heathenism. The organisation with time became a forum.
Chapters
- Dansk Hedensk Front in Denmark
- Deutsche Heidnische Front in Germany
- since 1998, founded by Hendrik Mรถbus
- English Heathen Front in England
- Kryuski Druvijski Front in the Baltic
- Nederlands Heidens Front in the Netherlands
- Norsk Hedensk Front in Norway
- Russian Heathen Front in Russia[2]
- Svensk Hednisk Front in Sweden
- Vinlandic Heathen Front in North America
- Vlaams Heidens Front in Flanders
See also
External links
- Allgermanische Heidnische Front (2006) at HeathenFront.org
- F&Q of the Heathen Front (1998) at HeathenFront.org
References
- โ In a 2009 interview with Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet, Vikernes stated: "I have never formed or been a member of such organisations".
- โ Russian Heathen Front (original in Russian)