Talk:Gustav Frenssen
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"because Christian morales were in conflict with his blatant racism. Instead, he turned to some odd kind of Germanic neopaganism which also suited his liberal views on sexuality." Maybe it's because I'm up at an odd answer, but this phrasing seems kind of funny.--T. Anthony 13:25, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
