Evgeny Alekseyevich Nechkasov (Russian: Евгений Алексеевич Нечкасов; b. 5 October 1991) is a Russian writer and publisher, ideologist of Pagan traditionalism and Germanic Heathenry. He uses the pseudonym Askr Svarte which comes from the Old Norse Askr plus the adjective Svartr, meaning "Black Ash (Tree)". Nechkasov is a descendant of German colonists from Württemberg who settled in the lands of Bessarabia in Moldova and near Odessa, Ukraine in the 19th century. They were exiled to Siberia in the early years of World War II.
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| - Askr Svarte, eigentlich Jewgeni Alexejewitsch Netschkassow (russisch Евгений Алексеевич Нечкасов Evgenij Alekseevič Nečkasov; geb. 5. Oktober 1991 in Nowosibirsk), ist ein russischer Traditionalist, Philosoph, Lektor und Aktivist. (de)
- Evgeny Alekseyevich Nechkasov (Russian: Евгений Алексеевич Нечкасов; b. 5 October 1991) is a Russian writer and publisher, ideologist of Pagan traditionalism and Germanic Heathenry. He uses the pseudonym Askr Svarte which comes from the Old Norse Askr plus the adjective Svartr, meaning "Black Ash (Tree)". Nechkasov is a descendant of German colonists from Württemberg who settled in the lands of Bessarabia in Moldova and near Odessa, Ukraine in the 19th century. They were exiled to Siberia in the early years of World War II. (en)
- Нечкасов, Евгений Алексеевич - (р. 5 октября 1991, Новосибирск) - российский писатель и издатель, идеолог языческого традиционализма германо-скандинавского наполнения. Он использует псевдоним Askr Svarte, обозначающий на древнескандинавском языке "Чёрный Ясень". Является руководителем одноимённой религиозной организации. (ru)
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| - Askr Svarte, eigentlich Jewgeni Alexejewitsch Netschkassow (russisch Евгений Алексеевич Нечкасов Evgenij Alekseevič Nečkasov; geb. 5. Oktober 1991 in Nowosibirsk), ist ein russischer Traditionalist, Philosoph, Lektor und Aktivist. (de)
- Evgeny Alekseyevich Nechkasov (Russian: Евгений Алексеевич Нечкасов; b. 5 October 1991) is a Russian writer and publisher, ideologist of Pagan traditionalism and Germanic Heathenry. He uses the pseudonym Askr Svarte which comes from the Old Norse Askr plus the adjective Svartr, meaning "Black Ash (Tree)". Nechkasov is a descendant of German colonists from Württemberg who settled in the lands of Bessarabia in Moldova and near Odessa, Ukraine in the 19th century. They were exiled to Siberia in the early years of World War II. (en)
- Нечкасов, Евгений Алексеевич - (р. 5 октября 1991, Новосибирск) - российский писатель и издатель, идеолог языческого традиционализма германо-скандинавского наполнения. Он использует псевдоним Askr Svarte, обозначающий на древнескандинавском языке "Чёрный Ясень". Является руководителем одноимённой религиозной организации. (ru)
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