Lanz himself had claimed. However, it has been suggested with some evidential basis that the young Hitler did read and collect Lanz's Ostara magazine while living in Vienna: Nevertheless: "It also remains a fact that Hitler never mentioned the name of Lanz in any recorded conversation, speech, or document. If Hitler had been importantly influenced by [Lanz], he cannot be said to have ever acknowledged this debt". See also Black Sun (occult symbol) Fylfot Neopaganism in German-speaking Europe Ludwig Fahrenkrog Julius Evola René Guénon Glossary of Germanic mysticism Sig Rune Notes References Bibliography (paperback) and (hardcover). Revised and expanded edition of Republished as ) and as (Republished as ) In Originally published in Germanic mysticism Germanic neopaganism Guido von List 19th-century modern paganism fr:Ariosophie