Journal of Indo-European Studies (1973-) is guided by Roger Pearson (1927-), founder of the Northern League for Pan-Nordic Friendship and former director of the World Anti-Communist League (a position from which he was, rather incredibly, ousted for extremist excesses). A man who has been described as "one of the most persistent neo-Nazis in the world," "one of the foremost Nazi apologists in America," and "one of the best-connected racialists in the world," Pearson centers his writings on the relation of race, intelligence, and eugenics. 122" - Meaning and context.">
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Similarly, the Journal of Indo-European Studies (1973-) is guided by Roger Pearson (1927-), founder of the Northern League for Pan-Nordic Friendship and former director of the World Anti-Communist League (a position from which he was, rather incredibly, ousted for extremist excesses). A man who has been described as "one of the most persistent neo-Nazis in the world," "one of the foremost Nazi apologists in America," and "one of the best-connected racialists in the world," Pearson centers his writings on the relation of race, intelligence, and eugenics. 122

— Bruce Lincoln

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About Bruce Lincoln

Bruce Lincoln (born 1948) is Caroline E. Haskell Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of the History of Religions in the Divinity School of the University of Chicago.