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grandson Philippe Loret, is not interested in his ancestry. His sister is
married to a Jewish professor.
All attempts on Hitler's life failed. Maurice Bavaud, a 22-year old
Swiss theology student, made several attempts to shoot Hitler, but
failed and was arrested on 9 November 1938, when trying to leave
the country by train without a valid ticket.
Hitler was frightened of bad omens. On 13 October 1938, he
confiscated the Longinus lance and took it to Nuremberg. On the
same day when Hitler is said to have committed suicide (30 April
1945), the lance came into American hands.
For a few months in 1920, Hitler took lessons in astrology from the
Jewish astrologer Erik Jan Hanussen (actually Hermann Herschel
Steinschneider). Hanussen later became the national clairvoyant and
official oracle of the Nazi Party. He became a party member in 1931.
Hanussen also acted as Hitler's private clairvoyant. Hitler established
a new academy led by Hanussen, who was made an honorary doctor.
Joseph Goebbels took private lessons from Hanussen on the art of
influencing the masses and in astrology. He became rather good at
casting horoscopes. Rudolf Hess was also very interested in magic
knowledge.
In March 1933, Hanussen predicted: "Hitler will end as a burning
torch." Shortly afterwards Hanussen was murdered, all according to
Hanussen's godson, Hans Mayer, who is a journalist.
In September 1939, a few days after the outbreak of the war, the
SS employed Karl Ernst Krafft, a famous Swiss astrologer, was able to
predict that Hitler's life would be at risk between 7 and 10 November
1939. On 8 November 1939, in the Burgerbraukeller beer hall in
Munich, a bomb exploded killing eight and injuring 63 people. Hitler
had been there, celebrating with party veterans, but had left the
party early in order to catch a train for Berlin. He never received
Krafft's warning. Hitler's personal astrologer Berger was a freemason.
With the exception of Wilhelm Wulff, who worked for Himmler, the
astrologers eventually became an embarrassment for the Nazis. Their
predictions were most uncomfortable. Things began to go badly for
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