Although Stalin feared the Russian people discovering their Khazar roots and tried to ban any research into it, Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted on camera in 2020 that the Russian people are actually descended from […]
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Category: Mark Sedgwick
Occult dissident culture: the case of Aleksandr Dugin – Part III
By Mark Sedgwick München–Berlin 2012 Anno Domini Excerpt from The New Age of Russia Occult and Esoteric Dimensions – Part I | Part II | Part III Pgs. 284-292 Traditionalism as a Russian phenomenon Traditionalism in […]
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Occult dissident culture: the case of Aleksandr Dugin – Part II
By Mark Sedgwick München–Berlin 2012 Anno Domini Excerpt from The New Age of Russia Occult and Esoteric Dimensions – Part I | Part II | Part III Pgs. 277-284 Dugin’s despair: The Iuzhinskii Circle as […]
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Occult dissident culture: the case of Aleksandr Dugin
By Mark Sedgwick München–Berlin 2012 Anno Domini Excerpt from The New Age of Russia Occult and Esoteric Dimensions Part I | Part II | Part III Pgs. 273-277 Aleksandr Dugin (b. 1962) is perhaps best known […]
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