| − | Nazi scholar Herman Wirth began working on an untitled manuscript commonly known as the "Palestinabuch" (Book of Palestine) prior to [[World War II]]. The text, greatly influenced by an Oera Linda Book-forged document, would have explained the [[Aryan]] origins of [[Jesus Christ]], and how Christianity, supposedly an ancient Nordic faith, had been corrupted by Jews. It was never published, and no known manuscripts of this text survive, but its memory lives on. Figures like Miguel Serrano and antisemitic <ref><small>Several academic, journalistic, and monitoring organizations have documented and analyzed Aleksandr Dugin's use of antisemitic tropes and his involvement with extremist groups. | + | Nazi scholar Herman Wirth began working on an untitled manuscript commonly known as the "Palestinabuch" (Book of Palestine) prior to [[World War II]]. The text, greatly influenced by an Oera Linda Book-forged document, would have explained the [[Aryan]] origins of [[Jesus Christ]], and how Christianity, supposedly an ancient Nordic faith, had been corrupted by Jews. It was never published, and no known manuscripts of this text survive, but its memory lives on. Figures like Miguel Serrano and antisemitic<ref><small>Several academic, journalistic, and monitoring organizations have documented and analyzed Aleksandr Dugin's use of antisemitic tropes and his involvement with extremist groups. |