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Zorian Dołęga-Chodakowski

Slavic and Baltic Native Faith

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Zorian Dolega-Chodakowski, born Adam Czarnocki, was a Polish ethnographer and archaeologist whose field research and Slavophile theories about the ancient Slavs, though unconvincing to academics, influenced Polish cultural life. He argued publicly that the Christianization of the Slavs had been a mistake and privately described himself as a pagan, and is recognized today as a pioneer of Polish Native Faith.

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1784-06-04 1
Death Date
1825-11-17 1
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Chodakowski argued publicly that Christianisation of the Slavs had been a mistake and privately described himself as a pagan. He is recognised as a pioneer of Polish Native Faith.
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