there are numerous sources suggesting that ethnic religions persisted in the baltics and slovenia. notable figures such as pavel medveek and balinas minvydas-vincas (the last known pagan of lithuania, who died in 1906) are frequently mentioned in these discussions. its worth noting that the romuva faith, a modern revival of lithuanian paganism, was officially founded in 1929. occult groups often claim that the italian elites secretly worshipped roman and egyptian gods. one "legend" revolves around the followers of serapis meeting with pythagoreans in naples, which supposedly laid the foundation for cagliostros arcanum arcanorum. however, this narrative is mainly propagated by freemasons, so its important to approach it with skepticism. additionally, some suggest that druids had an influence on freemasonry, though this too remains a contentious claim. more recently, i came across a bold assertion that germanic paganism survived in estonia. im currently looking into it, but so far, i havent found any solid evidence.
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