ideology. Austria and Switzerland Celtic neopaganism and neo-Druidism is particularly popular in Austria, by virtue of Austria being the location of the Proto-Celtic Hallstatt culture. The Keltendorf in Diex, Kärnten combines archaeological reconstruction with "European geomancy". The Europäisch Keltische Gemeinschaft has been active since 1998. The Pagan Federation has chapters in Austria and Germany. There is no organized neopagan group in Switzerland, the Eldaring catering also to Swiss and Austrian members. A loose network centered around interest in Alpine paganism has been active in Switzerland under the name Firner Situ (the Old High German translation of Forn Sed) since 2006. See also Deutsche Mythologie Esotericism in Germany and Austria Interpretatio germanica List of modern pagan temples Munich Cosmic Circle Nietzschean affirmation Viking revival Conrad Celtes Walter F. Otto References Literature Georg Schmid, Neuheidentum (2002/2006) "Wicca" (REMID) Martin Schwarz, Wege und Irrwege der Evola-Rezeption in Deutschland Daniel Junker (ed.), Heidnisches Jahrbuch 2007, Verlag Daniel Junker, . Daniel Junker, Die Germanische Glaubens-Gemeinschaft, Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte völkischer Religiosität in der Weimarer Republik (2002), GardenStone, Der germanische Götterglaube. Asatru - eine moderne Religion aus alten Zeiten, Arun-Verlag (2003), . , Neue Rechte und Heidentum. Zur Funktionalität eines ideologischen Konstrukts, Peter Lang (2006), . Krause et al. (eds.), Theologische Realenzyklopädie, Walter de Gruyter (1977), , s.v. " Deutschgläubige Bewegung" pp. 554ff. Hunt, Stephen (2003). Alternative Religions: A Sociological Introduction. Burlington: Ashgate Publishing Company. . Modern paganism in Germany Germany Religion in Austria Religion in Germany