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Surviving Weimerikwa ep 37-- In Defense of Viktor Rydberg with Gripping Beast

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First published at 03:43 UTC on April 17th, 2020.

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I'm joined by a independent researcher to discuss the Swedish mythologist, Viktor Rydberg ( http://www.germanicmythology.com/viktor_rydberg/main.html) to discuss how he shifted the origins of Norse/Germanic myths from a Semitic focus to a Indo-European paradigm. He was able to refute the Semito-centric focus of the 19th century mythologists regarding Germanic myths.

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