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white nationalist variant of Neo-Paganism—founded in the
early 1990s by Ron
McVan,
Katja Lane and
David Lane (1938–2007)
while Lane was
serving a 190-year...
- race for
white nationalist periodicals and websites. With his wife and Ron
McVan, he ran a
publishing company called 14 Word
Press in
Idaho to disseminate...
- Lane's wife, Katja, to
disseminate her husband's writings,
along with Ron
McVan who
later moved his
operation to Butte, Montana,
after a falling-out with...
- martial-arts
instructor for the church.
Although Kl****en and
McVan shared anti-Christian beliefs,
McVan sought a more
spiritual approach and felt that Creativity...
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Project Manager: Anna
Aitova Adapter: Anna
McClnnan Recordist:
Sutter ****warth Editor: Tony
McVan Mixer: Tony
McVan Dubbing ****istant:
Kimberly Siboura List...
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Jerry McCord
Van **** (July 27, 1931 –
January 5, 2018) was an
American actor and comedian. He was the
younger brother of ****
Van ****.
Van **** had a...
- Jumièges,
Orderic Vitalis, and
Robert of Torigni, Ed. & Trans.
Elizabeth M.C.
Van Houts, Vol. I (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1992), pp. 84–5, n. 2. However...
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McVan, co-founder of Wotansvolk,
publishing some of
McVan's writings in Runestone. When in the 1990s,
Christensen was
arrested for drug smuggling,
McNallen...
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Van Allen Clinton McCoy (January 6, 1940 – July 6, 1979) was an
American record producer, arranger,
songwriter and singer. He is
known for his 1975 internationally...
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Cashmere High
School in Cashmere, Washington,
Van Lith was
rated as one of the top
recruits in her class,
named a
McDonald's All-American and left as the all-time...
