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Walhall
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Valhalla is a concept from Norse mythology referring to a great hall where warriors who died in battle were believed to go in the afterlife. It matters as a significant element of Norse religious beliefs and has become an influential symbol in Western culture, notably appearing in artistic works like Richard Wagner's operatic Ring Cycle.
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Walhall (altnord. Valhöll ‚Wohnung der Gefallenen‘), auch Valhall, Walhalla oder Valhalla, eventuell verknüpft oder identisch mit dem Götterpalast Valaskjalf, ist in der nordischen Mythologie der Ruheort der in einer Schlacht gefallenen Kämpfer, die sich als tapfer erwiesen haben, der sogenannten Einherjer.
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