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Wolfram Von List (COD Vanguard)
Wulfrun Von List (COD BO7)
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World-Breaker
Von List is dark. It doesn't matter where there are any.
Wolfram Von List (COD Vanguard)
Wulfrun Von List (COD BO7)
Although he was brought up as a Catholic, from an early age von List rejected Christianity and devoted himself to Wotan as the true god of the German people. Wotanism was the name given to the religion supposedly practiced by these original Germanic people, and it too was based on a system of esoteric wisdom guarded by a secret Wotanist priesthood. (It should be remembered, incidentally, that Norse sources tell us practically nothing about actual forms of worship, doctrine or theology.) Towards the end of his life, he had developed the concept of this elite priesthood into a political idea: what he called the ‘Armanenschaft’—a secret ruling elite of initiates who could preserve ancient Aryan wisdom, and guide lesser Aryan folk to a new society based on patriarchy, racial purity, a strict hierarchy (with powerful leader at its head) and the union of Austria and Germany.
From Asgard to Valhalla, Heather O'Donoghue (p. 152)
Von List dovetailed the accounts of created generations of giants in Norse myth with Blavatsky’s great cosmic cycles, and argued that the original German pagans, worshippers of the gods of Norse myth, had been driven out of their homeland by Christians, to tend up in Scandinavian and, eventually, Iceland.
From Asgard to Valhalla,Heather O'Donoghue (p. 152)