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- "During the 20th Century, Gog as Central Eurasia became the driving force behind the Aryan movement culminating in the attempts of "The Fatherland's Nazis" to reach "The Central Eurasian Motherland" through invading Russia. Aryanism has not yet died and many texts concerning Central Eurasian Ethnology are still littered with Aryanistic ideas. It is conceivable that a form of Central Eurasian Aryanism may yet raise its head again as a motivating force in a White Supremacist World movement."
Do you or anyone else have a reference for this stuff? --- Smerdis of Tlön 14:43, 2 Sep 2003 (UTC)
