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Kaldenberg used the pseudonym, 'A. Wyatt Mann', to published racist and anti-semitic cartoons which featured in the WAR newspaper and website.
Kaldenberg used the pseudonym, 'A. Wyatt Mann', to published racist and anti-semitic cartoons which featured in the WAR newspaper and website.

After rejecting neo-Nazism and leaving WAR, Metzger has stated that Kaldenberg has attacked him<ref>http://resist.com/updates/2010/APR_10/NAV-20100407.html</ref>, that he has rejected "Race struggle" and gone overboard with Odinism.<ref>http://www.resist.com/updates/2010/OCT_10/NAV-20101003.html</ref>


In 1995 Kaldenberg praised the Stormfront white nationalist website.<ref>http://www2.stormfront.org/letters2.htm</ref>
In 1995 Kaldenberg praised the Stormfront white nationalist website.<ref>http://www2.stormfront.org/letters2.htm</ref>

After rejecting neo-Nazism and leaving WAR, Metzger has stated in 2010 that Kaldenberg has attacked him<ref>http://resist.com/updates/2010/APR_10/NAV-20100407.html</ref>, in 2010 that he has rejected "Race struggle" and in 2010 gone overboard with Odinism.<ref>http://www.resist.com/updates/2010/OCT_10/NAV-20101003.html</ref>. Metzger has also stated in 2008 that "It appears Wyatt has gone off the deep end."<ref>http://www.resist.com/updates/2008/AUG_08/NAV-20080818.html</ref>


===Odinim===
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Wyatt Kaldenberg
Born
Wyatt Kaldenberg

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NationalityAmerican
OccupationAuthor
Years active1978–present

Wyatt Kaldenberg (born 1957 in California, USA) is an American Odinist, author of several books, and former White Supremacist within Tom Metzger's White Aryan Resistance (WAR) organization.

Background

Early life

Kaldenberg was born in a working class Mormon family in a small California town in the Mojave Desert. As a teenager he was associated with the Young Socialist Alliance, a Trotskyite organization.[1]

He has one brother, Cecil King.

White Aryan Resistance

Later, during the early 1970's, he became associated with Tom Metzger’s White Aryan Resistance and was the managing editor of their paper WAR.[2]

In the 1980's Kaldenberg was present in the audience during a Geraldo Rivera show and broke Rivera's nose live television by throwing a chair at him.[3]

Kaldenberg often featured on Metzger's Race and Reason Public-access television cable TV show.

Kaldenberg used the pseudonym, 'A. Wyatt Mann', to published racist and anti-semitic cartoons which featured in the WAR newspaper and website.

In 1995 Kaldenberg praised the Stormfront white nationalist website.[4]

After rejecting neo-Nazism and leaving WAR, Metzger has stated in 2010 that Kaldenberg has attacked him[5], in 2010 that he has rejected "Race struggle" and in 2010 gone overboard with Odinism.[6]. Metzger has also stated in 2008 that "It appears Wyatt has gone off the deep end."[7]

Odinim

Kaldenberg continued his ideological/spiritual search joining the Ásatrú Free Assembly and the Odinist Fellowship in the 1970s.

Kaldenberg began publishing Pagan Review in the 1990s which was described as "a voice of Eurocentric polytheistic communities."[8]

Written works

  • Odinism: The Religion of Our Germanic Ancestors in the Modern World (2011)
  • Odinism in the Age of Man: The Dark Age Before the Return of Our Gods (2011)
  • Perceived Heathenism and Odinic Prayer: A Book of Heathen Prayer and Direct Contact with Our Living Gods (2011)
  • Folkish Odinism (2013)
  • Why Nazism and White Racism Suck And Do Nothing But Empower Leftists And Hurt The White Race (2011)
  • A Heathen Family Devotional: Odinism Begins at Home (2011)
  • Heathen Family Prayer for Beginners: A Collection of Odinic Prayers for Families New to Odinism, Volume 1 (2011)
  • Odinism: Inside the Belly of the Beast: Essays on Heathenism inside The New World Order (2011)
  • Skertru Now: Issue 2, April 2013, Volume 2 (2013), with Skergard, Volundr Lars Agnarsson, and Skuli Magnusson
  • The Oera Linda Book: A Neo-Pagan Fantasy Novel (Introduction)
  • Early Writings that Helped Shape American Odinism, Volume 1 (2012), with other writers.
  • 9 Worlds of Hex Magic Paperback by Hunter Yoder (featured interview)

References

  1. ^ Gods of the Blood: The Pagan Revival and White Separatism, By Mattias Gardell, page 177
  2. ^ Gods of the Blood: The Pagan Revival and White Separatism, By Mattias Gardell, page 178
  3. ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1KT1QoSCT8
  4. ^ http://www2.stormfront.org/letters2.htm
  5. ^ http://resist.com/updates/2010/APR_10/NAV-20100407.html
  6. ^ http://www.resist.com/updates/2010/OCT_10/NAV-20101003.html
  7. ^ http://www.resist.com/updates/2008/AUG_08/NAV-20080818.html
  8. ^ Black Sun: Aryan Cults, Esoteric Nazism, and the Politics of Identity, By Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke, page 263