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Shattered Gods: Pagan Survival and Christian Suppression in Germanic Europe by Tobias Wolfsberg offers a bold and evocative exploration of the struggle between ancient pagan traditions and the rise of Christianity across the Germanic world. From the fires of Saxon resistance to the hidden rites preserved in rural customs, Wolfsberg uncovers how ancestral beliefs were not simply erased but reshaped, buried, and remembered in whispers, symbols, and sacred groves. Through detailed historical analysis and poetic narrative, this book traces the cultural and spiritual transformation that unfolded as the Northern gods fell silent-yet endured beneath the surface. Ideal for readers of mythology, history, and forgotten traditions, Shattered Gods illuminates the complexities of religious change in early Europe. Wolfsberg's careful research and lyrical voice reveal how the old ways survived in masked festivals, runic carvings, and folk memory, offering a moving portrait of a people's quiet resistance to spiritual conquest. Join Tobias Wolfsberg on this compelling journey into the heart of Europe's mythic past-where the echoes of the old gods still stir beneath stone, forest, and flame.

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