Werner von Bülow

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Werner von Bülow's World-Rune-Clock
Werner von Bülow's World-Rune-Clock

Werner von Bülow (1870-1947) was an Armanist.

When Rudolf John Gorsleben died from heart disease in August 1930, the Edda Society was taken over by Bülow who had designed a 'world-rune-clock' which illustrated the correspondences between the runes, the zodiac, numbers and gods. Bülow also took over the running of Gorsleben's periodical, and changed its name from Arische Freiheit to Hag All All Hag, and then Hagal.

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