Nazi occult Mythos literary genre
These bits of factual documentation are used by novelists/game designers as the outline of their fantasy/horror/SF/adventure themes.
No doubt they looked at the same blog as well as all the previous made up stuff. It is a self perpetuating theme called the Nazi -Occult Mythos as a literary genre.
I know, I have a large collection of them . Many from the 70s and 80s are worth a lot of money(relatively) now in their own right.
Originally posted by N.C. Wyeth
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Actually, it dates back much farther . . . it is referred to as part of the "Hexenturm" that once surrounded Geseke - see here:
http://www.geseke.de/stadtinfos/stadtrundgang/sp_auto_539.php
And "T.K." was onto something when he mentioned, "It's said the branch was called Sonderauftrag H (C3) and was part of the RSHA Amt VII" . . . this is from a blog, but serves well to be brief in explanation, and even mentions much of the in-depth study on the topic:
http://magiaposthuma.blogspot.com/2008/03/h-sonderauftrag.html
And I agree - there is much material out there about the SS and the occult . . . and the quest to decipher fact from fiction does become a challenge quite often!
http://www.geseke.de/stadtinfos/stadtrundgang/sp_auto_539.php
And "T.K." was onto something when he mentioned, "It's said the branch was called Sonderauftrag H (C3) and was part of the RSHA Amt VII" . . . this is from a blog, but serves well to be brief in explanation, and even mentions much of the in-depth study on the topic:
http://magiaposthuma.blogspot.com/2008/03/h-sonderauftrag.html
And I agree - there is much material out there about the SS and the occult . . . and the quest to decipher fact from fiction does become a challenge quite often!
No doubt they looked at the same blog as well as all the previous made up stuff. It is a self perpetuating theme called the Nazi -Occult Mythos as a literary genre.
I know, I have a large collection of them . Many from the 70s and 80s are worth a lot of money(relatively) now in their own right.
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