- The
Thule Society was
originally a "German
study group"
headed by
Walter Nauhaus, a
wounded World War I
veteran turned art
student from
Berlin who had become...
- Gerd
Nauhaus (born 28 July 1942 in Erfurt) is a
German musicologist.
Robert Schumann, Tagebücher, 2 volumes,
published by Gerd
Nauhaus, Leipzig: Deutscher...
- 1124.
Haisler 2003.
Reich Book 2001, pp. 5, 13.
Borchard 1991, p. 27.
Nauhaus Bargiel 2019. Kl****en 2011.
Litzmann Bio 1913, v. 1 pp. 3–4.
Reich Grove...
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Notes Nauhaus,
Reich &
Krahe 2019, p. 486.
Adolph Bargiel:
Curriculum vitae (post 1830), in
Schmiedel &
Draheim 2007, pp. 20–21, 24
Nauhaus,
Reich &...
-
Sebottendorff states that the
group was run
jointly by
himself and
Nauhaus.
Nauhaus was
later executed by
communists during the
German Revolution. Deriving...
- Schumann, Robert: Tagebücher, Vol. I, ed.
Georg Eismann, Vol. II ed. Gerd
Nauhaus,
Leipzig 1971, 1987. Suttoni, Charles:
Piano and Opera: A
Study of the...
-
Archived from the
original on 7
December 2023.
Retrieved 20
October 2024.
Nauhaus,
Constanze (5
October 2023). "'Freie Jobs hiiiiier,
freie Jobs daaaa':...
-
Bavaria from
Hermann Pohl, and from 1918 he was also
supported by
Walter Nauhaus.
According to an
account by Sebottendorff, the
Bavarian province of the...
-
occultists of the day. His
writings are
known to have
influenced Walter Nauhaus, the co-founder of the
Thule Society (Goodrick-Clarke 1985: 143). Aleister...
-
texts by
Barbara Hendricks,
Rainer Vollkommer,
Philipp Demandt,
Julia M.
Nauhaus,
Michael Schipper,
Aurelia Frick,
Christian Köberl,
Lorenz Becker) Bucovina...
