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Astrology. Reincarnation. A new blood
religion. In this chilling yet fascinating glimpse
at recent historical events, discover how Nazi
beliefs were based on a perversion of ancient myths,
pagan lore and the occult. In their quest to create
an Aryan superace, the Nazis left no myth or
religion unexploited � using astrological
forecasts to plan battles; pendulums to locate
allied battleships; the prophesies of Nostradamus to
frighten the Allies, and sacred symbols, such as
Nordic runes, to inspire their warriors to battle.
Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy explores the disturbing
ways the Third Reich linked occult practices with
political aims � and created a reign of terror
unparalleled in history.
The Nazis wanted to build a sinister New World Order
led by a so-called race of Aryan supermen, spreading
a reign of terror unlike any the world had ever
known. Many believe the Nazis conjured strange
spirits and followed occult practices that had lain
dormant in Europe for thousands of years. Now
documents prove that their beliefs were based on a
perversion of ancient pagan law; a twisting of
mythic battles between forces of light and darkness
and of a terrifying journey into a world ruled by
mystics, madmen and murderers.
The Himalayas of Tibet. In the 1930s, the Nazis
began searching the top of the world for evidence of
ancient high-priests who they believed were their
blood ancestors. The Nazi belief in these ancestors
was to form the foundation of Germany's new
religion. A religion with Adolf Hitler as its
high-priest. Inspiring Hitler's evil crusade, was a
belief that pure Aryan blood was being contaminated
by so-called "inferior races" and that once rid of
foreign elements, a new race of Aryan supermen would
rule the world. This was the Nazi interpretation of
ancient myths and occult lore dating back thousands
of years.
Having won the unquestioning support of the German
people, Hitler was now ready to dominate the world.
From the onset of the war in 1939, country after
country fell to the Nazis. By the winter of 1942,
however, the tide turned and the Nazis began to
experience what they thought was impossible--defeat.
As the Nazi war effort grew more and more desperate,
they expanded their use of the occult sciences. From
research and ritual to a basis for making military
decisions. Certain members of the German naval
command became convinced that the allies were
already employing mystical forces to wage war
against Germany. They believed that the British
successes of locating and destroying German u-boats
had been achieved through occult means and that the
best way to combat this was also by using the occult
as a weapon. British intelligence discovered the
deception and recognizing its propaganda potential,
began to wage their own Nostradamus campaign. |
