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From Germany, the movement spread across Europe and eventually to North America. In 1891, even before the German boom, a club called the "Fellowship of the Naked Trust" was established in British India by a British judge. In the United States, organized nudism took root in 1929 when German immigrants brought the FKK concept to American soil, leading to the establishment of the first clubs and the American Sunbathing Association (now the American Association for Nude Recreation). pure nudism 167

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