- The
Germanenorden (Germanic or
Teutonic Order) was an
occultist and völkisch
secret society in
early 20th-century Germany. The
Germanenorden was founded...
- art
student from
Berlin who had
become a
keeper of
pedigrees for the
Germanenorden (or "Order of Teutons"), a
secret society founded in 1911 and formally...
- the High
Armanen Order, the
Lumen Club, the Ordo Novi Templi, the
Germanenorden (in
which a
schism occurred) and the
Thule Society.
Guido von List elaborated...
-
influenced later völkisch
groups such as the
Reichshammerbund and
Germanenorden, and
through those exerted an
influence on both the
burgeoning ****...
- came to
motivate its more
politically oriented offshoots, such as the
Germanenorden (the
Germanic or
Teutonic Order), a
secret society founded at Berlin...
- the
Germanenorden, and was
subsequently appointed the
Ordensmeister (local
group leader) for the
Bavaria division of the
schismatic Germanenorden Walvater...
- when he died in the
spring of 1919. He was the
Grand Master of the
Germanenorden and
instrumental in
creating its constitution, and
served as President...
-
Gesellschaft had
initially been the name of the
Munich branch of the
Germanenorden Walvater of the Holy Grail, a lodge-based
organisation which was built...
- von
Liebenfels Rudolf von
Sebottendorf Organizations Thule Society Germanenorden Order of the New
Templars Wewelsburg Related topics Catholic Church...
-
influenced by List were the Deutschgläubige
Gemeinschaft (1911), the
Germanenorden (1912) and the
Germanische Glaubens-Gemeinschaft (1907). The contemporary...
