Who came up with neopaganism? Dvorkin A.

The new book of the famous historian and sectorian Alexander Dvorkin is devoted to the important and urgent problem of modernity - various cornfields and sects that spread in Russia. In the first part, the author talks in detail about the ancient Slavs, their beliefs, their neighbors, about the events that led to the baptism of Rus' and the beginning of the Russian Orthodox state. The second part tells about the international neopagan occult movement of New Age and Nativism, which originated within this movement. The author monitors the ways with which neoism came to Russia, analyzes the basic documents that the Nativists use, and talks about the main figures of Russian cornfields.