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Thule Society members or supporters who became key Nazi officials included: Max Amann<br />

(Editor of Nazi Party publications), Hans Frank (governor of Occupied Poland), Anton<br />

Drexler (founder of the German Workers' Party), Gottfried Feder (co-founder of the Nazi<br />

Party), Karl Harrer (first chairman of the NSDAP), Rudolf Hess (Hitler's Minister of State),<br />

Dr. Heinz Kurz (SS leader), Feiedrich Krohn (designer of Nazi insignia), Ernst Roehm (leader<br />

of Storm Troopers), Alfred Rosenberg (Foreign Services chief, propagandist, author of _The<br />

Myth of the Twentieth Century_), Julius Streicher, (Gauleiter of Franconia), and of course<br />

Hitler himself (as a "visiting brother"). [list supplied by Sebottendorf, _Before Hitler Came_,<br />

quoted in Angeberts, p.169] Dietrich Eckart, a leading Thulist who died in 1923, deserves<br />

posthumous Nazi membership; among his last words was this proclamation: "Follow Hitler!<br />

He will dance, but it is I who will call the tune." (Carr, p.87) Eckart took credit for initiating<br />

Hitler into Blavatsky's _Secret Doctrine_ and for putting him in contact with "the powers";<br />

Hitler later dedicated _Mein Kampf_ to Eckart.<br />

7. Why would Nazis attack fellow-occultists?<br />

According to research (see _Adolf Hitler, The Occult Messiah,_ Gerald Suster), Hitler was<br />

devoted to Theosophy and kept a copy of Blavatsky's _The Secret Doctrine_ by his bedside.<br />

Yet from the 1920s, his thugs ruthlessly attacked and killed adherents of Theosophy,<br />

Anthroposophy, Freemasons and others who shared the same occult doctrines. He banned<br />

their groups from the Third Reich, and publicly denounced occultists Rudolf Steiner and<br />

Aleister Crowley. He ignored astrologers, seance mediums, fortune tellers and similar<br />

groups, until 1942 when they also were banned. This has led historians to assume that Hitler<br />

was simply anti-occult, a conclusion that fails to explain all the evidence to the contrary.<br />

The Nazi relationship to the Thule Society in particular begs for an explanation. By 1933,<br />

when occultist Sebottendorf sought to revive Thule, he found himself roundly rejected by the<br />

Nazi party he had nurtured. He retaliated by writing a book, _Bevor Hitler Kam_ (Before<br />

Hitler Came), claiming credit for Thule's role in launching Hitler into leadership. The book<br />

was apparently popular and sold well, until the Nazis confiscated all available copies and sent<br />

the author into enforced retirement. Thus Nazi origins in the occultic Thule Society, as well<br />

as Nazi plagiarism of many Theosophical and Thule terms, were buried; to this day they<br />

remain relatively unknown to many students of the Holocaust.<br />

One explanation is camouflage. Hitler seemed determined to keep his occult roots hidden<br />

from the general public; the groups and individuals he targeted for early elimination were<br />

those who knew of those roots and who might expose him (thereby challenging his control of<br />

the "Plan"). This would explain why the Nazis burned every available copy of Sebottendorf's<br />

book which proclaimed those roots, and why Rudolf Hess's defection to the West in 1941<br />

prompted Hitler to outlaw all remaining occultists in the Third Reich, such as astrologers,<br />

mediums and even parlor magicians. (Carr, p.88-100)<br />

Such actions can be also be understood as attempts to eliminate competition. Hitler<br />

recognized occultic power in each of the banned groups which could compete with his own<br />

occult enterprise, and eliminated them from the field. He considered Steiner a particular<br />

threat, making him the first target. [According to Angeberts, Steiner was an avowed<br />

practitioner of "white magic" who viewed Hitler as a tool of "black magic" - p.160. Since they<br />

both believed they manipulated the same Force, this equality would have suggested to Steiner<br />

the possibility of thwarting Hitler, a direct threat which Hitler in turn would have recognized.]<br />

This would make sense of the fact that he confiscated (rather than burned) all the books of the<br />

outlawed groups, and is the only explanation for his treatment of the Thule founder to whom<br />

he owed so much. Heinrich Himmler confirmed this when he defended the official Nazi

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