Thule Society is a German occult and nationalist community that first manifested itself at the beginning of the 20th century in the city of Munich. The name Thule comes from the mythical Hyperborea from ancient legends. Prominent members of the future National Socialist Party of Germany were in Tula.
The Thule Gesellschaft Society was originally created as an occult society, and its doctrines represent a direct development of the ideas of Helena Blavatsky and Guido von List. In the very name of the society, we see an indication of the mythology of modern esotericists.
The legend about the island of Thule dates back to the journey of the famous Pytheas from Massilia (present-day Marseille), who in ancient times was considered a notorious liar and who was completely (or almost completely) rehabilitated during the era of the great geographical discoveries.
Coat of arms of the Thule Society (from Wikipedia)
During his wanderings, Pytheas visited the island of Ultima Tule - "the most distant of all known lands."
The voyage from the Orkads (that is, the Orkney Islands) to Thule lasted five days. The country itself was distinguished by its fertility, "late ripening fruits" grew here and a cultural population lived.
Until now, it has not been possible to correlate the land of Tula with a real geographic object. Along with others, the hypothesis was put forward that the mysterious island disappeared, becoming one of the banks of the Faroe Upland.
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In the interpretation of the ideologists of the German Order, Thule Island was part of the great Arctic continent, characterized by a temperate climate and inexhaustible resources - the northern version of the legendary Atlantis.
This continent was inhabited by tall, fair-haired brachycephals (short-headed) who created a high civilization based mainly on the concept of honor. Other people, scattered throughout the earth, have not yet managed to get out of the animal state.
The chosen race living on the northern continent was called the Aryan. Their fertile polar land was separated by the sea from the rest of the world, thanks to which the traditions and purity of the Aryan blood were fully preserved.
However, as a result of a sudden cataclysm, the direction of the earth's rotation changed, which led to climate change. In Tula, fertile lands and game, which were mainly fed by the Aryans, disappeared. Life there became impossible.
Fifteen thousand years ago, the Aryans were forced to leave their ethnic cradle and go in search of new fertile lands. This resettlement took place in several waves. At first, the Aryans appeared in the European zone of Scandinavia and the Balticum, that is, mainly in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Finland.
Later they preferred to settle in that part of Central Europe, which later became the territory of the Holy German Empire.
Even in exile, the Aryans kept the memory of Tula. In order not to forget the traditions of their ancestors, they put the polar symbol everywhere - the swastika. Thus, this sign spread throughout Europe.
Members of the Thule Society took an active part in the resistance to the communist government of the Republic of Bavaria: they infiltrated the army units, carried out propaganda work in them and stocked up on weapons. Some of them were even arrested for it.
So, on April 26, 1919, the Bavarian Red Guards searched the Thule headquarters. They arrested Prince von Thurn und Taxis, Countess von Westarp and Baron von Seydlitz. Four days later, all three were shot by order of the sailor Erlghofer, the commander of the Bavarian Red Guard. The Thule Society has acquired its own martyrs!
After the overthrow of the communists, the Thule Society became one of the most influential groups in Munich. It was to the members of this Society that a young and still unknown person with a great political future turned for support.
Later this person will be called the Fuhrer. Later still - the messiah of the Dark Forces. In the meantime, he is just Adolf Schicklgruber, Hitler.
The prospects for a political career in Germany for the née Austria, without influential friends and without proper funding, were not very bright. In addition, Hitler lacked education. However, Adolf possessed an iron belief in his destiny, in his own strength. And fate at that time really turned out to be favorable to him.
After completing his service with the rank of corporal, but continuing to remain registered in the military department, Hitler was sent to work in the political department. His duties included monitoring various parties and political groups suspected of anti-government and subversive activities.
On September 12, 1919, Hitler was ordered to "develop" a small political group called the German Workers' Party. The meetings of this group were held in Munich pubs. This party did not have any firm program, its treasury was meager, and its prospects were more than illusory. However, it seemed to Hitler that the ideas preached by this party coincided in many respects with his own. He entered it at number 55, and later received ticket N7 as a member of the executive committee.
“It was the hardest question of my life,” Hitler would write later, “should I join?
After two days of agonizing hesitation and reflection, I finally came to the conclusion that I must take this step. It was the most decisive step in my life."
Whether Hitler knew at that moment that a very influential organization called "Thule" (which I mentioned above) was behind the small party or not, remains a mystery. Nevertheless, the decision was made, Hitler received a membership card, and along with it, new very influential acquaintances.
Under the strict guidance of the highest ranks of the Thule society, the former corporal revealed his dormant "talents".
Occultists would say that through magical techniques, he developed his potential.
Indeed, with an astounding speed, Hitler began to gain popularity, becoming a kind of driving force behind a propaganda campaign that pulled a small party out of pubs to large rallies.
Pervushin Anton Ivanovich