- Jan
Stachniuk (13
January 1905 – 14
August 1963) was a
Polish philosopher, an editor-in-chief of the
Polish pre-war
nationalist journal Zadruga, the creator...
- a
Polish neopagan nationalist movement. It was
founded in 1937 by Jan
Stachniuk. It
published a
monthly political and
cultural bulletin Zadruga. The group...
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religious movements like
Jakob Wilhelm Hauer's
German Faith Movement and Jan
Stachniuk's Polish Zadruga,
usually by
outsiders and
often pejoratively.
Pagan as...
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Early Zadruga Jan
Stachniuk —
Stoignev Władysław Kołodziej Zdzisław
Harlender —
Lyubomir New
Rodzima Wiara Stanisław
Potrzebowski Native Polish Church...
- doi:10.1007/s00216-011-5678-8. PMID 22231510. S2CID 27846319.
Fornal E,
Stachniuk A,
Wojtyla A (January 2013). "LC-Q/TOF m****
spectrometry data
driven identification...
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Ukrainian Insurgent Army
during the
Second World War. In Poland, Jan
Stachniuk (1905–1963)
established the
Zadruga magazine in 1937,
which gave rise...
- Faith, a.k.a.
Rodnovery or
Slavic Neopaganism Władysław Kołodziej, Jan
Stachniuk 1920–30s
Modern Pagan Polytheistic reconstructionism : 112–127 Slavic-Hill...
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Early Zadruga Jan
Stachniuk —
Stoignev Władysław Kołodziej Zdzisław
Harlender —
Lyubomir New
Rodzima Wiara Stanisław
Potrzebowski Native Polish Church...
- Stanisław
Brzozowski Aleksandr Dugin Ibn
Khaldun Oswald Spengler Jan
Stachniuk Arnold J.
Toynbee Feliks Koneczny (1982).
Prawa dziejowe (oraz dodatek)...
- Jaworski,
Krzysztof Wolf, Adam
Cymborski and Adam
Borowski (Warsaw),
Marian Stachniuk and
Piotr Hlebowicz (Cracow), Włodzimierz Domagalski-Łabędzki (Łódź)....
