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the most evil." (1 January 1996). Still, Hitler remains a minor
hooligan compared to Lenin or Stalin, the worst of them all.
The Magic of the National Socialists
National socialist ideology is founded on many of the ideals
advocated by the masonic lodge Germanenorden and the mystic
Thule Society. The Germanenorden (founded in 1912 in Leipzig) was
the origin of the Hammer League. The order soon had up to 100
lodges, under the leadership of Herman Paul. The Germanenorden
was dissolved in 1916 and reorganized by Philip Stauff in 1918. The
freemason Rudolf von Sebottendorf was a member of one of the
splinter groups, the Germanenorden Walvater. His real name was
Adam Alfred Rudolf Glauer. He became master of the lodge in 1918.
In the autumn of 1919, the order had 1500 members, among them
Hermann Goring. The order's main lodge, which was located in
Munich, was renamed the Thule Society, under the leadership of the
astrologer "Baron" Rudolf von Sebottendorf. The members worshipped
the lost continent of Thule.
Sebottendorf was above all a Sufi expert. He believed that the
esoteric tradition of Islam, particularly sufism, was the purest stream
of Ancient Wisdom and that it had nourished European occultism
through the Rosicrucians, alchemists and the authentic freemasons
of the Middle Ages (Wulf Schwartzwaller, "The Unknown Hitler", Ber-
keley Books, 1990). In 1917, he had returned to Germany from
Turkey where he had become acquainted with a Jewish family called
Termudi from Saloniki. The father of the family was a member of the
masonic lodge The French Memphis Rite. Because of Termudi, Sebot-
tendorf was initiated into the same lodge. He also took over Ter-
mudi's occult library (Anton Pervushin, "The Occult Secrets of NKVD
and the SS", St. Petersburg, 1999, p. 278). The fact that Sebottendorf
was openly a freemason was highly embarrassing to the Nazis, who
did everything they could to hide their movement's masonic origins.
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