This presentation compares occult movements influenced by race and ethnicity in Central Europe, suggesting new insights into identity politics.
This presentation compares Slavic and German-speaking occult movements in Central Europe, exploring how race, ethnicity, religion, and nationalism shaped modern occultism between 1900 and 1939. It contributes to a better understanding of the intersections between esotericism and identity politics in the region.
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