Völkische settlements
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Völkische Settlements (Völkische Siedlungen) were a form of community in Germany in the early part of the 20th century, especially after the first World War.
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Ideology:
Völkische settlements were based on ideas of german identity; german folklore, paganism, aryanism, "blood and soil" etc. As the Völkische movement developed, it became more and more anti-semitic and anti-communist. It was an important forerunner of National Socialism, which took over many of the Völkische ideas, in particular, that of the "national community" (Völksgemeinschaft).
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Important völkische settlements:
The most well documented of these german settlements were Siedlung Donnershag, Heimland, Vogelshof, Wiesseloh.
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Communities influenced by Völkische ideas:
Of already existing communities, Eden became more and more völkisch after the first world war.
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