Mysterious things the Nazis were up to.

Soviets were also strange
They had a massive secret military base in Kazakhstan with the form of a satanic pentagram

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They were trying to restore the glory of the Roman Empire in Europe.

In the context of the hidden occult aspect of the Nazi intelligentsia, they were engaged in the New Age pseudo religion Theosophy, which was created in the late 1800's and designed to reconcile a religious narrative with the emerging concepts of Darwinian evolution and wove a mythohistoric antediluvian prehistory of the world centered around the lost continent of Atlantis. The Nazis claimed to be in psychic communion with the ancient Aryan super race of Atlantis, who colonized northern Europe and propagated the Aryan race, and now lived deep beneath the surface of the earth in subterranean cavern cities.

Thesophy is essentially the foundation of all "ancient astronaut" esque theories of history. Many Nazi's claimed that the Aryan super race was psychically channeling spiritual knowledge into their minds, guiding them in the creation of a civilization that could see their return to the surface, and the eventual colonization of the galaxy and reconnection with the wider Cosmic Aryan empire.

>>1381291
People don't like to talk about it, but Satanism has been extremely prevalent in high ranking military figures throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. People always scoff at these notions like they're just crazy, but a man who's at that high of a level of society with so much power and influence would absolutely be drawn to the ideas of various Satanic ideologies.

>>1381316
>the road isn't perfectly straight

I don't care if it's a model Speer should have been shot.

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>2016
>Not knowing about the Nazi, man-ape, hybrid, super-soldiers

>>1381316
Goddamn that picture makes me awe everytime.
And then it makes me giggle a bit as the entire thing would have sadly sunken into the ground.

>>1381493
>▶
that was a soviet program.

>>1381316
>>1381506

Can we talk about how big it was supposed to be?

>Its dimensions were so large that it would have dwarfed every other structure in Berlin, including those on the north-south axis itself. The oculus of the building's dome, 46 metres (151 ft) in diameter, would have accommodated the entire rotunda of Hadrian's Pantheon and the dome of St. Peter's Basilica.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkshalle

>>1381291
delillo was right again!

>>1381316
>>1381316
>The Nazis claimed to be in psychic communion with the ancient Aryan super race of Atlantis, who colonized northern Europe and propagated the Aryan race, and now lived deep beneath the surface of the earth in subterranean cavern cities.

What a nice citation you've got there my chosen friend.

I'm sure you can back this up with sources, no? (Primary historical sources from the national socialist govt of germany at the time)

Oh what's that, you don't have any? Well it was real in your mind then at least...

the reich's manpower was depleted
if you check photos of the wehmacht in '44, most of their soldiers were so young, 20 or even younger kids like posters here as tank commanders and officers

they needed their soldiers to stay alive hence the idea of superweapons came to be

>>1381330
Turning a blind eye is always easier

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>>1381291
"A gigantic pentagram was found in Google Maps in an isolated region of Kazakhstan, West of the city of Lisakovsk (coordinates +52° 28′ 47.14″, +62° 11′ 8.38″). The circle’s circumference is over 1000 feet wide and contains a clearly defined, mathematically correct pentagram. The pentacle"

probably not what you are talking about but eh

>>1381316
>Thesophy is essentially the foundation of all "ancient astronaut" esque theories of history.
I don't think this was true before the 1940s, got any citations?

I read a short piece of a book on Hitler's library. Hitler had an obsession with religions.

>>1381316
Uh... can you explain that again?

>>1382981
What book? Was it written by a Jew?

>>1381330
>>>/r/conspiracy

>>1384487
There's no conspiracy. The evidence is clearly in your face.

Am I only one who believed that Nazis was really corrupt and most of the spooky conspiracies are just shady guys trying to use government money or be advanced at job for some retarded excuse?

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>>1384521
>Am I only one who believed that Nazis was really corrupt

Yes yes, good goyim. The Nazis were the corrupt ones. Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin were heroes.

..hehehehehehehe........

>>1381316
God they were so fucking autistic