I read most of serious books about the subject, which are few (Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke's "Occult Roots of Nazism" and "Arktos: The Myth of the Pole in Science, Symbolism and Nazi Survival" by Joscelyn Godwin). I read some fantasy stories as well about Nazi UFO in Antarctica: here you reach really low levels of "knowledge".
"Nazi Secrets", on the contrary, helps you separate historical facts (weird enough) from pure fabrication. It is therefore really quite unique in its genre and offers a real added value to the curious mind.
"Nazi Secrets", on the contrary, helps you separate historical facts (weird enough) from pure fabrication. It is therefore really quite unique in its genre and offers a real added value to the curious mind.
I read most of serious books about the subject, which are few (Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke's "Occult Roots of Nazism" and "Arktos: The Myth of the Pole in Science, Symbolism and Nazi Survival" by Joscelyn Godwin). I read some fantasy stories as well about Nazi UFO in Antarctica: here you reach really low levels of "knowledge".
"Nazi Secrets", on the contrary, helps you separate historical facts (weird enough) from pure fabrication. It is therefore really quite unique in its genre and offers a real added value to the curious mind.
"Nazi Secrets", on the contrary, helps you separate historical facts (weird enough) from pure fabrication. It is therefore really quite unique in its genre and offers a real added value to the curious mind.