The Occult Roots of Nazism: Secret Aryan Cults and Their Influence on Nazi Ideology Paperback – September 1, 1993

It looks to be a reprint of the 92-93 version. Good copies, good value. Thanks.

Not a fluff piece, but a scholarly dissertation. I would recommend this, along with some documentary histories of nazism.

It is so important that the world know the source of Nazism. The SS was a secret society of "warrior monks" with black rites. The "positive Christianity" dictated by Hitler was not Christianity at all. Both Norse Paganism, and Christianity were banned in favor of the "positive Christianity" of "The Black Order," the SS. Separation of church and state was not an option in Nazi Germany; know this.The book is written in the language of a scholar writing to others in his field of experties. It is not an easy read, but even so, it was hard to put down.

For some reason this edition is badly formatted and with typographical errors. But it seems to have information that no one else has, at least that I have found.

It is very sad that such a comprehensive and well written book has been butchered without proper editing in the kindle edition. It was obviously scanned and there was no proof-reading whatsoever. There are so many typos that the text does not flow properly. Please do not purchase this book, try to find a paper copy if you want to enjoy it. The chapter title appears on every page, simple words have random letters thrown in, etc.

The content of the book itself is really great. Well researched, well written, a five-star historical narrative. It is a shame that it's difficult to literally read. The font is unbelievably tiny, around 5pt, and the kerning and spacing are quite narrow. If I had to guess, I'd say this is also the reason the Kindle version has so many OCR errors. I recommend grabbing the 1993 edition, which is still available as of Feb 2022. Either that or invest in a good magnifying glass.

The thing about books on this subject is your personal thoughts about the Nazis and their involvement with the occult.There's enough evidence within the pages of this book to make you seriously wonder. Too many books on the edge of this subject suppose and have no solid grounds for their theories. Not so with this book, there really is enough to think about in the writing. Still it is personal what you choose to believe.

Takes a very interesting subject and manages to make it as dry and tedious as possible. The worst kind of history book, relentless names-dates-events as it trudges through the era. Might make a good reference, but it's as hard to read as a phone book. There's better books out there.

A very interesting and compelling study of the origins of Arianism. Unfortunately, mostly forgotten. It should be rediscovered and commented in schools.

It looks like it will be an interesting read if I can muster the perseverance to make it past all the OCR errors. There are so many of these in the early parts of the book that I am considering making a complaint to Amazon. Caveat emptor.

A brilliant and scholarly account of how anyone - politicians, intellectuals, teachers, philosophers, writers, clerics - can seriously follow a way of life based on beliefs in, what is after all, myth, fairytail and folklore. It beggars belief that learned people really did (and still do) get misled into dangerously flawed faith and dogma of others who are after all, by any reasonable judgement, not of sound mind.

I would recommend it for people to read . the topic is interesting and the book gives a good understanding of it

Claramente um scan sem revisão ou nem diagramação, dificultando bastante a leitura.Embora seja a única opção em muitos casos, a Amazon deveria estabelecer algum critério para marcar este tipo de publicação.