- an
endangered and
superior racial group. Some
notable and
influential Nordicist works include Madison Grant's book The P****ing of the
Great Race (1916);...
- in
stark contrast to and was
partially a
reaction to the then-po****r
Nordicist racial theory common in
North America and Northwestern, Central, Germanic-speaking...
- Nordic, Mediterranean, Dinaric, Alpine, and East Baltic. Günther
applied a
Nordicist conception that
Nordics were the
highest in the
racial hierarchy amongst...
- Nordicism,
while promoting Mediterraneanism.
Mussolini himself responded to
Nordicists'
claims of
Italy being divided into
Nordic and
Mediterranean racial areas...
- Anglo-Saxon
Nordicists who
considered Mediterranean peoples racially degenerate and
therefore inferior to
Nordic peoples. However, the
traditional Nordicist belief...
- countries.
Access to
Lebensborn was
restricted in
accordance with the
Nordicist eugenic and
racial policies of ****sm,
which could be
referred to as supervised...
- the
Migration Period. This was the
favored view of
early 20th
century Nordicist writers, but it is not
generally considered likely in
modern times. Irminsuls...
- some late 19th to mid 20th
century anthropologists, eugenicists, and
Nordicists, who used the term as a
shorthand term for
those regions of
Europe in...
- Nordic, Mediterranean, Dinaric,
Alpine and East Baltic. Günther
applied a
Nordicist conception in
order to
justify his
belief that
Nordics were the highest...
- the rise of pro-
Nordicist **** Germany, and as
Fascist Italy allied closer with **** Germany, the
Fascist regime gave
Italian Nordicists prominent positions...
