Hitler's master of the dark arts
Himmler's black knights and the occult origins of the SS
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Author
Publication
2010 - MBI Pub. Co. and Zenith Press, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Language
English
Word Count
78,000 words, Guess
Page Count
312 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL24124162M
- ISBN-139780760337783
- OCLC Control Number548583272
- OCLC Control Numberhitlersmasterdar00yenn
- Library of Congress Control Number2010009820
Classifications
- DDC943.086
- LCCDD247.H46 Y46 2010
Description
At the heart of the evil of Nazism was Hitler's "witch doctor, " Heinrich Himmler, and his peculiar and deadly organsation with the mundane name Schutzstaffel, literally "protective squadron." Undoubtedly you know them better as the feared SS, the very essence of Nazism. Their threatening double lightning bolt is perhaps the most dreaded symbol of the Third Reich. The facts of the SS's origins are truly stranger than fiction. If you thought Raiders of the Lost Ark was an inspired Hollywood fiction, think again. Hitler's Master of the Dark Arts reveals the hidden "truths" of the SS in full and morbidly fascinating detail.
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- Biography
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