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Volkism is a culturally far-right, totalitarian, economically third-position, and ethnonationalist ideology, that is based around the Völkisch movement. It has about the same ideas about German 
ethnonationalism, such as anti-Semitism. This ideology has influenced upon 
Positive Christianity.
History
TBA
How to Draw
- Draw a ball with eyes.
- Draw a tricolour of Black-Red-Black.
- In the middle of the ball draw a white circle with a red border.
- In the middle of the white circle draw a Valknut.
Relations
Friends
Esoteric Fascism - Blood and soil!
Imperialism - Our people must rule supreme!
Strasserism - My commie son whom I still appreciate.
Trumpism - Perhaps a hell of a lot weaker than I'd like, but he seems a sign of good things to come.
National Socialism - My favorite son. Don't tell Strasserism.
Fascism - Cool I guess?
Pagan Theocracy - Imagine not being pagan.- Strasserism- fellow volk lover
Odalism - You're like, Pretty cool
Frenemies
National-Anarchism - My anarkiddie brother who basically wants all the same things I do but without the all-powerful state.
National Bolshevism - Drop the communism.
Enemies
Zionism - Untermensch!
Capitalism - Backstabber!
Marxism–Leninism - You betrayed us too!
Christian Theocracy - You are not pagan enough
Further Information
Literature
- The Foundations of the Nineteenth Century by Houston Stewart Chamberlain
Wikipedia
Gallery
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Credit: u/Ioan15, Source
