Nazi Occult?

Question

Did the American OSS ever have a department that dealt with Nazi Occultism??????

Answer 1

If they did, it's not been well documented.
Probably was all in secrecy.
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Answer 2

I'm not sure that information would be unclassified, even now. Remember that a lot of Nazis did escape after the war, many going to South America. So the fight against them never really ended at the secret services (now CIA) level. In fact, that is probably still an issue in South America, although it is second and even third generation Nazis by now. But I'm confident that the allies did have such a task force during WW II. You hear stories . . .

Answer 3

According to Ravenscroft, "Hitler took Dr. Stein up the Danube to visit his mystic teacher, a rustic woodcutter and herbalist named Hans Lodz 'who retained in his peasant's blood the last traces of the atavistic clairvoyance of the ancient Germanic tribes' and who 'resembled a mischievous yet malevolent dwarf from the pages of Grimm's Fairy Tales or an illustration from a book on ancient Germanic folklore'. The men took a swim in the river at which Dr. Stein noticed that Hitler had only one testicle."
- Jeffrey Steinberg, "The Unknown Hitler: Nazi Roots in the Occult"

"One of his [Hitler's] most influential mentors was a Viennese bookstore owner named Ernst Pretzsche. Pretzsche was described by Dr. Stein as a malevolent-looking man with a somewhat toad-like appearance. Pretzsche was a devotee of the Germanic mysticism that was preaching the coming of an Aryan super race. Hitler frequented Pretzsches store and pawned books there when he needed money. During those visits, Pretzsche indoctrinated Hitler in Germanic mysticism and successfully encouraged Hitler to use the hallucinogenic drug peyote as a tool for achieving mystical enlightenment.
- William Bramley, The Gods of Eden

2. While the SS was important to the Reich it is important to remember that there were many in the US who belonged to a Germanic/Satanic Order whose members assisted the Nazi’s with arms and money. This order was established in 1833 by a man named General William Huntington Russell and Alphonso Taft, father of the man who was the only man to be both President of the Unites States and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The Order or the Skull and Bones Society was also incorporated as the Russell Trust in 1856, so those ignorant folks out there who laugh in their own stupidity and say of The Order, 'it doesn't exist', should do just a little homework and a little less time displaying their own abject ignorance. Russell, who had spent his senior year of College in Germany came across a secret society and created his own chapter here in America upon his return.
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Answer 4

There's a book by Dusty Sklar called Gods and Beasts: Nazis and the Occult that may answer your question. It can be had used at amazon for under $6.

Sorry I didn't have the short answer. Good luck in your research.

Answer 5

Wow. appears like a sturdy tale! yet you may understand that are no longer many documented evidences that Nazis practiced the occult. the only connections is that nazi officers have been area of the Thule society which had quite a few occultist. nevertheless the society itself replace into no longer occult-appropriate. you may study Use the hyperlinks I gave, i wish it might help (:

Answer 6

Not sure about OSS, but the British intelligence agencies employed astrologers to try and figure out what Hitler's next move might be. Apparently Hitler placed great stock in Astrology.

Answer 7

yea in 1941 like it or not, we were in it.

Answer 8

in 1941.....really bak...!!

Answer 9

i had once