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The Nazi Occult Kenneth Hite
Publisher: Osprey Publishing, Limited

May 1, 2014 - Nazi occultism is an extremely attractive subject. In part, that is also what makes this book so scary. Nov 28, 2012 - People who want to read more about the real Third Reich obsession with the supernatural should check out the scholarly (ie non-BS) The Occult Roots of Nazism by Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke. Sep 28, 2013 - The Frank family remained hidden in the attic of their own house for several years, but finally the Nazis caught them and had them transferred to a Nazi concentration camp. Sep 6, 2011 - Nazi Occult Royalty are Spawn of Cthulhu Shocker! Jul 2, 2013 - To be honest, much of what Hite covers in The Nazi Occult would be considered to probably be the material from bad horror novelsif it wasn't taken from historical facts. Jun 18, 2013 - Short summary of the book: imagine that the various flavors of Nazi occultism worked. Jul 31, 2013 - Kenneth Hite's The Nazi Occult is kind of like that. Nazi Occultism: Himmler's Crystal Skull Found 10th March 2011 ” … The skull, which weighs nearly 20lbs, is of the same design as the death's head which adorned the uniforms of his killers. Jul 2, 2013 - Nazi Occult gives a fact based alternate history that details the Nazi's attempts to harness occult power, and how in this alternate world they managed to do so. This book is presented as straight fact, which immediately rubbed me the wrong way. 5 days ago - It is no accident that the central image that these disinfo structures swirl around is an occult one: the Nazi idea, as understood in the swastika, which is after all an “occult” symbol. This is the book that Osprey would have put out describing the various forces involved and the history of what unfolded. Jan 31, 2014 - 911 Was Really Richstag 2000 - The Nazi Masonic C.I.A. It pops up again and again in popular depictions of the Nazi regime and World War II. Apologies for the rather bold and (at least to non-UK reader's) ungrammatical header. Mar 24, 2014 - Under the name Werner Gerson, he would also later write Le Nazisme: Societe Secrete (“Nazism: Secret Society”), one of the first books on Nazi occultism.