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Wotan is the name for the North Germanic god known in Norse as Odin.

Wotan, the god is a character in Richard Wagner's Operas Der Ring des Nibelungen and
Wotan, the god is the subject of an essay by Carl Jung included in Notes of the Seminar Given in 1928–1930
Wotan, a code name for a WW2 German radar navigation project, the Y-Gerät
Wotans Wake, a 1962 film by Brian de Palma
An A7V tank of WW1 named "Wotan", its replica is in the German tank museum at Munster.
The controlling computer in the Doctor Who episode The War Machines
A god in the disciples series of computer games.
Church of the Subgenius pseudo-deity JHVH-1 is sometimes referred to as Wotan.
W.O.T.A.N. is an acronym for Will Of The Aryan Nation, promulgated by neo-nazi David Lane. Lane's Wotanism is distinctly different and separate from Odinism which is the name of a Germanic neopagan religion practiced by the Odinic Rite.

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 * A god in the disciples series of computer games.
 * [[Church of the Subgenius]] pseudo-deity [[JHVH-1]] is sometimes referred to as Wotan.
-* W.O.T.A.N. is an acronym for ''Will Of The Aryan Nation'', promulgated by [[neo-nazi]] [[David Lane]]. Lane's ''Wotanism'' is distinctly different and separate from ''Odinsim'' which is the name of a [[Germanic neopaganism|Germanic neopagan]] religion practiced by the [[Odinic Rite]].
+* W.O.T.A.N. is an acronym for ''Will Of The Aryan Nation'', promulgated by [[neo-nazi]] [[David Lane]]. Lane's ''Wotanism'' is distinctly different and separate from ''Odinism'' which is the name of a [[Germanic neopaganism|Germanic neopagan]] religion practiced by the [[Odinic Rite]].
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