Chapter
The misconceptions about Hitler's belief in the occult
03:52 - 06:59 (03:06)
Many believe that Hitler was obsessed with the occult and believed in raising the dead, aliens, and other kooky stuff, but in reality, those ideas were only believed by side figures in the Nazi party.
Clips
This podcast episode discusses the life of Elizabeth Dilling, a fascist sympathizer who influenced the white nationalist movement in the US, including The Base neo-Nazi group.
03:52 - 05:02 (01:09)
Fascism
Summary
This podcast episode discusses the life of Elizabeth Dilling, a fascist sympathizer who influenced the white nationalist movement in the US, including The Base neo-Nazi group.
ChapterThe misconceptions about Hitler's belief in the occult
EpisodePart One: Savitri Devi: The Woman Who Turned Nazism into a Religion
PodcastBehind the Bastards
There is a lot of misinformation surrounding the extent of Nazi occultism in popular culture, but in reality, it was mostly limited to side figures within the regime and not the higher-ups like Hitler.
05:02 - 06:20 (01:18)
Nazi Occultism
Summary
There is a lot of misinformation surrounding the extent of Nazi occultism in popular culture, but in reality, it was mostly limited to side figures within the regime and not the higher-ups like Hitler.
ChapterThe misconceptions about Hitler's belief in the occult
EpisodePart One: Savitri Devi: The Woman Who Turned Nazism into a Religion
PodcastBehind the Bastards
This episode delves into the occult connections of the Nazi party, including the role of the German group, the Tula Society, and Heinrich Himmler's own spiritual beliefs.
06:21 - 06:59 (00:37)
Nazi, Occult
Summary
This episode delves into the occult connections of the Nazi party, including the role of the German group, the Tula Society, and Heinrich Himmler's own spiritual beliefs.