In February 1957, a scuba diver plunged into Devil's Lake in the mountainous Czech Republic to find the body of a student who had drowned a few days ago. But soon the rescuer, seized with horror, emerged to the surface. At the bottom of the lake, he saw an SS column - rows of soldiers in full uniform and helmets with skulls, gun carriages loaded with boxes, cars with skeletons sitting in them. It turned out that in April 1945, this whole armada, in a state of hypnotic trance, entered the depths of the lake without any attempt to save its life, carrying out the order to rescue by secret.
I am creating an order
Most historians agree that the activities of the fascist SS were not caused by any political or military necessity. The SS was needed for other purposes. About what these goals are, Hitler himself said: “I am creating an order. A man will emerge from this order, who will be the measure and center of the world, a man-god!"
Top of the Ahnenerbe
Hitler officially banned the activities of Masonic lodges and occult societies in Germany, but this order did not apply to the astrologers and occultists who surrounded the Fuhrer himself and his closest associate, Reichsfuehrer Heinrich Himmler.
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Walter Darre, the theorist of the racial superiority of the German nation, the first chief of the Ahnenerbe.
Wolfram von Sievers, Executive Secretary of the Ahnenerbe. He wrote down his last name with two runic S at the beginning and end of the word (these are the familiar "lightning" on the collar tabs of the SS).
Himmler, as the historian V. Konovalov writes, for many years collected literature about the Jesuits and borrowed a lot from their "general" Ignatius Loyola when organizing the SS. Hitler even called Himmler "my Ignatius."
Speaking in 1940 to his comrades-in-arms, the Reichsfuehrer announced that his goal was to create a "purebred order", the elite of the Reich.
The SS was built like a real monastic order. The highest, leading stage was formed by the initiates. Most of the SS Order was made up of "death's head" warrior monks who took initiation in schools - ordersburg. Only Aryans of the pure Nordic type got here after passing the qualifying tests. Opening one of these special schools, Himmler formulated the secret doctrine in the shortest possible formula: “Believe, obey, fight! Point! It's all!"
The SS men, who were honored to be admitted to the burghi, learned there, among other things, the secret knowledge that death for them is a conscious act of self-denial for the sake of serving the Black Order. Initiates took vows and embarked on the "path of superhuman destiny", found themselves "on the other side" of life, where the hierarchy of the sect reigned - from coded zombie automata to the great magician. Here they were preparing for the manifestation of a God-man, a superman, who would be sent to the Earth by “Power” after the initiates had changed the balance of spiritual forces by destroying the “lower races”.
According to the historian D. Rusin, there was no turning back for those who entered school. If an SS man stumbled, ran away from school, he was destroyed along with his family, wife, children. These were the inexorable laws of the SS.
At the end of school, the SS man received initiation through a mysterious magical ceremony "thick air". It resembled the black mass in the satanic tradition.
One of the prominent figures of the SS was Colonel Wolfram Sievers. He was the executor, sacrificial priest and ritual killer of the order. In concentration camps, Sievers conducted initiation classes in Nazi magic. There, bloody human sacrifices were made in order to win the favor of the secret masters in the SS cause.
At the Nuremberg Trials, Sievers limited himself to a formal defense. And before going to execution, he asked for permission to send his cult one last time and offer secret prayers.
Thule's mystical power
The entire ideology of the SS was based on a new black cult. For example, in the spring of 1942, three SS climbers climbed Elbrus, the sacred mountain of the Aryans. There they performed a number of magical rituals and hoisted a banner with a swastika. All this was done with one goal - to establish power over the elements. The ritual on Elbrus was a magical preparation for the Battle of Stalingrad, where the cold was the main enemy for the Nazis.
Basically, the "Black Order" was based on the belief in the existence of supernatural forces with cosmic energy. Perceiving himself as a demonic person, Hitler, according to V. Konovalov, seems to have never doubted the actual existence of the so-called island of Thule, the legend of which dates back to the origins of German legends. This island, located somewhere in the north and now disappeared from the eyes of people, was considered the legendary center of a magical civilization.
But not all the secrets of Thule are lost, the Hitlerite occultists assured. Special beings, intermediaries between people and “That That Is There,” have a storehouse of energy forces available only to initiates. It was Thule who was supposed to give Germany power over the world and make her a prophet of the coming superhumanity.
According to occultists, the internal forces of the members of the "Black Order" form a common energy chain. But this energy can be used for the purposes of the group only through a medium who accumulates strength. In the created "Thule society", Adolf Hitler was considered a medium. He constantly returned to the idea of a "decisive turn of the world" or, as he also put it, to the "hinge of time." Himmler, in turn, believed in transmigration of souls (reincarnation) and often “communicated” with the ghosts of long-dead geniuses of the past. He himself considered himself either a new incarnation of the mythical Briton King Arthur, who gathered around him the knights of the "round table", or King Henry I, whose spirit allegedly appeared to him and gave instructions.
Armband of Ahnenerbe employee.
The Ahnenerbe employee's armband was worn on the left arm. The abbreviation RFSS stands for "Reichsfuehrer SS" - all employees of the "Ancestral Heritage" were on the staff of Heinrich Himmler's apparatus.
Himmler saw the connection of his activity with the legendary Holy Grail, which gave its owner the power over the world, and in search of which King Arthur went in time of it.
The Reichsführer was inspired by the ancient German legend that hidden treasures appear on the surface of the earth every 700 years. And in 1944, when the Third Reich was already, in essence, doomed, he even equipped an expedition in search of the Grail. And on March 16, 1944, he even sent Alfred Rosenberg on an expedition, who raised a huge flag with a Celtic cross over the remains of the Cathar castle - the last owners of the Holy Grail. This date was not chosen by chance: it was on this day in 1244 that the keepers of the mystical shrine were destroyed by enemies. The Nazis, in fact, performed an ancient magic ritual, asking the higher powers for help and protection.
Heralds of the apocalypse
When the "Black Order" was created, plans were drawn up for the complete life-long isolation of "dead heads" from the world of "humanlike". Hitler even wanted to create cities and villages of the SS all over the world. Their territory was supposed to be like states, subordinate only to the SS Order and governed by it.
Patch of the Ahnenerbe employee.
The newly-born "rulers of the world" derived their ancestry from the legendary giants - the ancestors of the Aryan peoples. To search for traces of these giants, the Wolfram Sievers Institute sent expeditions to Ethiopia and Tibet.
And even when the collapse of Nazi Germany was already inevitable, Hitler continued his magical activity. He ordered to flood the Berlin subway along with living people, believing that he is bringing a human sacrifice to his "gods", and believing that the collective burst of bioenergy of people drowning in the subway will shift the earth's axis by several degrees and then the icing of Europe will begin - payback for the defeat of the Germans in the war.
In May 1945, by the way, the world was stunned by the news that Soviet troops, who had fought their way to Hitler's bunker, found dead Tibetans dressed … in SS uniforms at its very approaches. In those hot days, no one even thought about investigating a strange phenomenon, and only decades later it turned out that the Fuehrer had pinned his last hopes on magicians specially taken out of Tibet by an SS expedition.
Hitler longed for a great flood, he longed for the Apocalypse. And before poisoning himself, he wrote a final appeal to the world, stating that its end would be the end of the universe. As is known from history, the "Black Order" sank into oblivion along with its leader, but the end of the world after that did not come at all …
Gennady Fedotov