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1. Among the earliest American group was the Odinist Fellowship, founded by Danish migrant Else Christensen in 1969.
2. During the 1960s, the Danish far right activist Else Christensen came across Mills'work while she was living in Canada.
3. The Odinic Rite ( OR ) was founded in 1973 under the influence of Else Christensen's " Odinist Study Group ".
4. The Odinic Rite ( OR ) was founded in 1973 under the influence of Else Christensen's " Odinist Study Group " ( Odinist Fellowship ).
5. In the 1960s and early 1970s, Else Christensen's " Odinist Study Group " and later the Odinist Fellowship brought the term into usage in North America.
6. It's difficult to find else christensen in a sentence. 用else christensen造句挺難的
7. He initially used the term " Norse religion " to describe the Heathen religion that he was practicing, before later adopting the term " Odinism " from the work of Danish Heathen Else Christensen.
8. Many Odinists and Asastruer decried the sentence, and claimed that it was a political frame-up; Murray established a Free Else Christensen Committee and with Stephen McNallen created a defense fund to aid her.
9. In 1996 Yeowell was accepted back into the official OR . Shortly after this, Harrison asked Else Christensen if he could rename his group the Odinist Fellowship ( even though Harrison had openly registered as the Odinist Fellowship in 1988 ).
10. On the basis of research by Mattias Gardell, Goodrick-Clarke traces the original conception of the Odinist religion by Alexander Rud Mills in the 1920s, and its modern revival by Else Christensen and her Odinist Fellowship from 1969 onwards.
11. In 1969 the Danish Odinist Else Christensen established the Odinist Fellowship at her home in Florida, U . S . Heavily influenced by Mills'writings, she began publishing a magazine, " The Odinist ", although this focused to a greater extent on right-wing and racialist ideas rather than theological ones.
12. A group of these, including Wyatt Kaldenberg, then joined the Odinist Fellowship ( as its Los Angeles chapter ) and formed an association with Tom Metzger, which led to a further rebuff since " Else Christensen thought Metzger too racist, and members of the Arizona Kindred also wanted the Fellowship to be pro-white but not hostile to colored races and Jews ".