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derivative of the Jewish name Malka. They claimed that
Malusha's father was a "rabbi" who bore the Hebrew name Malk, a descendant of the Khazar Jews. Dobrovolsky supplemented the second part of the myth about the deeds of Vladimir with new details. He considered Byzantium the main culprit for the introduction of Christianity in Rus'. According to him, Vladimir introduced the Inquisition and propagandized alcoholism during his reign. The result of the prince's reign was the spiritual disarmament of the Slavs, a reduction of their numbers, and their inability to resist the Mongol-Tatar hordes.
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1014:(1933) Dobrovolsky presumably used as a source. Dobrovolsky's historical and mythological concept contains ideas about time and its attributes similar to Wirth's: in nature and the universe, examples of "revolving spheres" and "a series of ideally coordinated cycles" are abundant. He views the beauty of nature as the beauty of a mature, complete being, which is in eternal rotation. Following Wirth, Dobrovolsky considered the north to be the original habitat of the “
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racial oppression by "God's chosen people". In accordance with the principles of the German Nazis, he contrasted "two mutually exclusive worldviews: solar life-affirmation and pernicious obscurantism". He replaced "Aryans" and "Semites" with Slavs and hybrid "Judeo-Christians": for him, the former are honest and sincere, while the latter are deceitful and treacherous. At the same time, he borrowed the idea of the "Synagogue of Satan" from
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was more of a Deity than a superior… all family and social life was built around her. A woman is the head of the clan, the keeper of the hearth, the guardian of clan orders and customs, and the performer of rituals and sacred rites. She is also the heir to the witchcraft knowledge and the mediator with the world of
Spirits, for she, as a woman, is genetically endowed with a heightened intuitive susceptibility to occult influences...".
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understanding of the clan system as "Aryan" socialism (national socialism); the counterposing of Slavs and "Judeo-Christians"; various antisemitic ideas, including the introduction of bloody sacrifices by the Jews and the anti-natural activities and "racism" of the Old
Testament and modern Jews; the treacherous activities of Prince Vladimir in introducing Christianity; the imminent onset of a new era (the
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Dobrovolsky - the eight-pointed gammadion (swastika) in a circle - was originally proposed and, presumably, created by Wirth, who interpreted it as the most ancient. Dobrovolsky declared the eight-pointed "kolovrat", supposedly a pagan sign of the Sun, consisting of two swastikas superimposed on each other, the symbol of an uncompromising "national liberation struggle" against the "
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868:(a total of two years of punishment) is too little compensation for the contempt and rejection that await this slanderer. The stigma of a scoundrel who ruined his comrades, slandering them out of base interests; our punitive organs bear a large measure of responsibility for this moral deformity of Dobrovolsky.
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Dobrovolsky saw salvation for the Slavs in "a return to the very core of the bright pagan worldview — to the highly moral attitudes of the ancients, primarily in relation to Mother Nature". He declared an uncompromising war on the "Jewish yoke" and predicted an imminent
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were the names of the same continent or archipelago – in
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In 1994, Dobrovolsky tried to create a political organization, titled the
Russian National Liberation Movement (RNOD), an idea that his student A. M. Aratov later also unsuccessfully tried to implement. On 22 June 1997, Dobrovolsky convened the Veche Unification Congress of Pagan Communities, which
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Dobrovolsky did not believe in Perun and other gods, believing that the ancestors did not believe in gods but in spirits and thus honored their lineage. According to his claims, the statues of Perun and other gods were erected in Kiev during the time of
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Dobrovolsky considered the "Judeo-Christian alienation from nature" and "the church's justification of social inequality" unacceptable. He wrote about the "unnatural mixing of races" and blamed "international Judeo-Christianity" for this crime. He viewed the Slavs as a special race suffering from
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literally, believing that some powerful material force emanates from the graves of the ancestors and influences the fates of the living. As a supporter of national socialism ("pagan socialism"), he placed the most value not on Slavs or
Russians as a nation but on the Russian community. He alleged
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as an uprising of the village against the city and "Russian truth against Judeo-Christian falsehood". He called Bolshevism "the element of the Russian soul" and contrasted it with Marxism. Declaring the Russian Revolution "an attempt to return to our natural independent path," he revived such
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According to Dobrovolsky himself and people who knew him, Nazi ideas, coupled with Nazi symbolism and aesthetics, made a deep impression on him in the 1960s. He began to dream of the complete extermination of the Jews. Dobrovolsky's new friends, Nazis and collaborators, convinced him that the
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Dobrovolsky's ideas had a significant impact on Russian Rodnoverie. Most of his ideas became commonplace teachings among the variations of Rodnoverie. Though many of these ideas were created by earlier neopagans, Dobrovolsky popularized them for the next generation. These ideas include the
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Dobrovolsky introduced the eight-pointed "kolovrat" as a symbol of "resurgent paganism." According to the historian and religious scholar Roman Shizhensky, Dobrovolsky took the meaning of the swastika from the work of the Nazi ideologue Herman Wirth. The main symbol of paganism approved by
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Having borrowed the idea of vegetarianism from esoteric teachings, Dobrovolsky believed that the harmonious relationship between man and animals was first undermined by the introduction of cattle breeding. He blamed the domestication of animals on the "Semito-Hamites" who came from
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wrote in his memoirs: “The most sensational news was Alexey Dobrovolsky's capitulation. For a long time, no one wanted to believe it. Dobrovolsky, with his mannerisms - either a white officer or a hero of the people's will - managed to inspire universal confidence in himself."
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separated from the people. Dobrovolsky traced this concept to "Russian natural peasant socialism", which allegedly included complete social equality, division of property, voluntary self-restraint, and did not recognize the right to private property.
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of national interests by concluding an alliance with the Tatars, which allegedly helped it to strengthen itself. He denied the patriotic activities of Sergius of Radonezh and tried to prove that the Russians defeated
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Dobrovolsky declared himself a supporter of "pagan socialism". He derived "Russian spirituality" directly from the "Slavic heredity", closely connected with the native soil. He interpreted the concept of
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Dobrovolsky represented the "national socialist" wing of Rodnoverie and enjoyed great authority among the national patriots. He was proud that he did not have a higher education because, like
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Dobrovolsky's idea of an alliance between nationalists and "communist patriots" became the basis for the aspiration of some neopagans for an alliance with "nationally-oriented" communists.
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supported him. On 1 March 2002, this case was heard in the Svechinsky District Court of Kirov, where Dobrovolsky was sentenced to two years of suspended imprisonment.
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The cultural and historical society Yarilo's Arrows, created by Dobroslav's followers, disintegrated in the early 2000s, since Dobroslav no longer wished to lead it.
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publishing house, wrote about the onset of the "Era of Russia" and the imminent end of Christianity and Judaism.
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53:Алексей Александрович Добровольский
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1948:The Aryan Myth in the Modern World
1874:"Neopaganism and the middle class"
555:1993 Russian constitutional crisis
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1770:Krasnov-Levitin, Anatoly (1981).
1542:"Парадоксы русского неоязычества"
688:Dobrovolsky termed his ideology "
2035:Slavic Native Faith (Rodnoverie)
2029:
651:Alexey Alexandrovich Dobrovolsky
322:National Socialism / White Power
274:Russian National Socialist Party
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46:Alexey Alexandrovich Dobrovolsky
2429:Native Ukrainian National Faith
1943:Арийский миф в современном мире
1111:Christianization of Kievan Rusʹ
985:to accuse the Nazis of genocide
788:underwent psychiatric treatment
2233:Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav
2169:Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav
1965:Verkhovsky, Alexander (2005).
736:In 1956, Dobrovolsky left the
694:dissident movement of the USSR
565:List of Russian serial killers
69:against the background of the
1:
2097:Zdzisław Harlender — Lyubomir
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989:the role of the "Nordic race"
916:Konstantin Smirnov-Ostashvili
719:Dobrovolsky grew up admiring
316:Combat Terrorist Organization
71:military flag of Nazi Germany
21:Eastern Slavic naming customs
2278:Viktor Bezverkhy — Ostromysl
1819:(in Russian). Archived from
825:were passed on to the West.
375:Atomwaffen Division Russland
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2385:Miroslav Švický — Žiarislav
2331:Alexander Asov — Bus Kresen
2240:Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir
2176:Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir
1357:Gabay, Kim & Yakir 1968
1074:. He considered the Jews ("
908:Valery Yemelyanov (Velemir)
725:Moscow Institute of Culture
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1921:Etnograficheskoe Obozrenie
1806:(in Russian) (6): 250–256.
1798:Shizhensky, Roman (2009).
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887:, where he was engaged in
690:Russian National Socialism
327:National Socialist Society
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834:Anatoly Krasnov-Levitin
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2120:Stanisław Potrzebowski
1979:(in Russian). Moscow:
1919:(in Russian). Moscow:
1697:Kavykin, Oleg (2007).
1576:Buldakova, V. (2000).
1540:Beskov, A. A. (2014).
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1088:Christian antisemitism
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239:Russian National Union
227:Russian National Unity
2487:Russian modern pagans
1628: (2021-12-13).
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767:, and members of the
600:White Power Skinheads
585:Russian Fascist Party
497:Moscow market bombing
437:Konstantin Kasimovsky
2492:Russian nationalists
2416:Bohdan Ihor Antonych
2128:Native Polish Church
1983:. pp. 196–225.
1923:. pp. 179–183.
1882:Schnirelmann, Victor
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1345:Krasnov-Levitin 1981
746:Hungarian Revolution
710:Zaporozhian Cossacks
560:Football hooliganism
344:Ryno-Skachevsky gang
213:Neo-Nazism in Russia
65:Alexey performing a
2090:Władysław Kołodziej
1973:The Price of Hatred
1136:national bolshevism
740:in protest against
712:and studied at the
590:Russian nationalism
570:Managed nationalism
504:Yevgeny Krasnoyarov
407:Alexander Barkashov
207:Part of a series on
2161:(émigrés and USSR)
1892:Russian Rodnoverie
1887:Русское родноверие
1736:Воскрешение Перуна
1453:, p. 250-256.
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807:Alexander Ginzburg
730:Moskovskaya Pravda
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467:Stanislav Vorobyov
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1722:978-5-91298-017-6
1672:978-966-03-0691-2
1584:(in Russian) (7).
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1369:Schnirelmann 2015
1274:Schnirelmann 2015
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