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| Frisian students in Wageningen |
Oera Linda dispute or debate?
The oldest and most prominent Frisian student association, Frisia in Leiden, is not a member of it:
The Dutch Federation of Frian Student Unions, a cooperative of three Frisian social clubs in Wageningen, Delft, and Groningen.
In a leaked memo, a leading member of this Federation discusses the controversial Oera Linda. “It is a very interesting topic” and “It describes Friesland as the pinnacle of classical civilisation!”, but [...]
The Wageningen students have the Yule, the six-spoked wheel from Oera Linda, on its flag, and novices of Leiden’s Frisia use the same wheel, adorned with the letters “tanfang” – The Beginning (of Time) from Oera Linda.
The Wageningen students have the Yule, the six-spoked wheel from Oera Linda, on its flag, and novices of Leiden’s Frisia use the same wheel, adorned with the letters “tanfang” – The Beginning (of Time) from Oera Linda.
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| Crest of the Leiden Pealmantsjes |
[more texed to be (GI) translated and added later]
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| Codex Oera Linda, ch. K1. Era of Tunis / Waraburg: Magyara [052/02] |
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