How delighted Mr Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels was when, one August day in 1909, a pleasant, yet poor and pale young man came to his Viennese office and ordered several copies of the magazine "Ostara", which he published. Austria's most famous occultist was so moved by the young man's engaging appearance and his eagerness to study ariosophy - the theory of the revival of a lost, but inhabited by Nordic half-humans - half-gods Aryan civilisation - that he not only gave him copies of his periodical, in which he expounded the need to get rid of the inferior races and protect the superior, European one, but also gave him a few crowns. In his memoirs from 1951, he wrote that this charming young man was none other than Adolf Hitler - later to become the leader of the master race and the Thousand Year Reich.
Yagoda did not make it
In the same year, 1909, when Hitler was undertaking his studies on his divine origins, behind the mountains behind the forests, at the other end of the continent, i.e. in Russia, the Order of the Martyrs, which was the direct heir to the Order of the Knights of the Masons of Elus - Coêns of the Universe, was joined by Gleb Bokiy, who years later became the head of the Bolshevik political police of the GPU - the successor to the notorious crimes of the Cheka. Members of the Order, as well as the One Workers' Brotherhood organisation, believed that somewhere in the world - most likely in Tibet and the Himalayas - there was a subterranean realm populated by superhuman, holy and immortal Arians who secretly ruled the entire world. Ferdinand Ossendowski wrote about this in his book "Through the Land of Gods, Men and Animals".
The man who introduced Bokiy to the Order was Alexander Barchenko, head of the Brotherhood. Among other members of the organisation was the later NKVD chief Genrikh Yagoda. 15 years later, the Brotherhood was taken over by the GPU to deal with the use of paranormal phenomena for intelligence work. Barchenko and his men taught occult techniques to Bolshevik agents and worked on telepathically transmitting orders and recruiting agents and reading the thoughts of the enemies of communism.
In 1937, Yagoda was preparing an NKVD expedition to Tibet to search for the immortal divine Arians. Well, he didn't manage to make the expedition because Stalin ordered the murder of most of his government and the NKVD top brass, along with Comrade Yagoda, of course. What Yagoda and his men failed to do, because they were murdered, the German Ahnenerbe organisation did a year later on Himmler's orders. Led under the leadership of SS member Ernst Schäfer, the Tibetan expedition was to find evidence that the German Nazis, not the Russian Communists, were the descendants of the semi-divine Arians, or Aryans.
The similarities between Nazism and Bolshevik communism are obvious and completely understandable, after all, both of these criminal ideologies grow out of a common left-wing stem and have at their core, among other things, Marx's theories, including those about nations being racial wastes and should be exterminated. Of course, there were differences between these totalitarianisms, as, after all, it runs in the family, for Nazism was national socialism and Bolshevism internationalist.
Hitler also saw that the Bolsheviks were failing economically, and came to the practical conclusion that instead of stealing entire factories, it was better to rob what they produced, and leave the owners who were able to manage the business, but completely subordinate the companies to the party and the state, so that on orders they produced once cannons and once butter, bombers, or the 'people's' car - the Volkswagen.
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Demoshvili and Biesoshvili
The similarities between Nazism and Bolshevism are obvious at first sight (it should be noted separately that, in order to conceal the direct association of Nazism with socialism, the Soviets promoted fascism as the main criminal ideology). Few people know, however, that the bloody Soviet regime, like the German Nazi regime, was born in the vapours of magic, occultism, esotericism, amidst a worldwide search for the lost races of demigods.