Why would the leader of the Nazi's dreaded SS, the second most powerful man in the Third Reich, send a zoologist, an anthropoligist, and several other scientists to Tibet on the eve of war? This book is the bizarre and chilling story of one of history's most perverse, eccentric and frightening scientific expeditions.
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Why would the leader of the Nazi's dreaded SS, the second most powerful man in the Third Reich, send a zoologist, an anthropoligist, and several other scientists to Tibet on the eve of war? This book is the bizarre and chilling story of one of history's most perverse, eccentric and frightening scientific expeditions.
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Very Good in Very Good jacket. Ex-Library Hard Cover--VG/VG--Ex-Library--Book and dust jacket show only slightest of wear--422 pages with index and sections of photography--
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This is an excellent book about one of the most diabolical schemes the Ahnenerbe SS had during the Holocaust. Again! Be warned; Hitler never acknowledged in public how fascinating these occult schemes were. It was just him and Himmler. Hitler would say: "What's the use of looking for ghosts in the atic?" But by 1939, he had authorized these delicate, expensive, occult SS expeditions to Tibet. Ha! If you would know what this means. As far as I know, there is only one recent book about the Ahnenerbe SS in English, which is not broohaha.
This is a book of Nazi Occultism (vide supra) and not at all a book about WWII. It is comprehensive, scientic and shadowing.
