Herman Wirth is known for the fact that it was he who headed the Ahnenerbe (Ancestors' Heritage) society. Under the leadership of Wirth, German historians, philosophers, archaeologists and religious scholars explored ancient temples and calendar systems, sacred languages and megaliths. The doctrine of runes and Atlantis, about the origins of Christianity and the origin of the Bible, about the Nordic God and the Hyperborean Yule - this is only part of the cult system on the reconstruction of which Ahnenerbe scientists and Hermann Wirth himself spent many years. "Chronicle of Ur Linda", published Virt in 1933, is an ancient Frisian runic book about the original migrations of the Atlantonord race, about the death of their capital - Atland, about the cosmic turns of the Kroder Wheel and about the original Aryan matriarchy. The image of the oldest religion in Europe presented in the "Chronicle of Ur Linda" differs significantly from that Germanic paganism, which the official science of our time talks about...