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Bormann, he Church leaders, who kept the masses suggests, did escape to Argentina in the ignorant of the possibility of individual final cays of the war—along with the communion with the divine. They were —_ytlers and key Nazis like Gestapo chief also practised by Enlightenment-era Heinrich Miiller and sci/tech-supremo scientists who publicly spruiked for the Hans Kammler—thus signalling the supremacy of the scientific method. emergence of the postwar Nazi Yet, these truths can be seen all around International "shadow". us in the natural world and also in great art, iconography, architecture and literature; they're there for those with eyes to see. Black decodes these signs and explains how they open the way to altered states of consciousness, greater intelligence and higher-level communication. The key is to free the However, Farrell concedes that other hidden internationalist players —in banking, clerical, communist and occult fields—have also been vying for power in the postwar period, and he makes no attempt to construct a "grand unified conspiracy theory", at least not here. A well-documented and striking exposé. human imagination. An empowering insight into the occult. NAZI INTERNATIONAL by Joseph P. Farrell Adventures Unlimited, USA, 2008 ISBN 978-1-931882-93-4 (413pp tpb) Available: Aust/NZ—NEXUS offices; Europe—www.frontierbookshop.nl/ whois_en.html; USA— www.adventuresunlimitedpress.com Forwrs up The SS Brotherhood of the Bell (NEXUS 13/06), Joseph Farrell focuses on conspiratorial aspects of the rise and fall of the Third Reich and its postwar survival as the "Nazi International", while touching on the fate of new energy technologies developed by the Nazis. He assembles disparate material from various sources, including researchers like Jim Marrs (who reminded him that the Nazis never surrendered to the Allies), and adds his new interpretations on public-domain records. Farrel has also taken on board the novels of neo-Nazi author Wilhelm Landig, who alludes to the existence of secret Nazi bases in Antarctica and the Andes, plus the far-reaching research of Sharkhunters founder Harry Cooper. Farrell posits that, before the end of World War II, Reichsleiter Martin Bormann began planning his grand design to transform National Socialism into International Fascism by infiltrating and ultimately controlling key areas of the very nations that were to defeat the Third Reich. The plan encompassed economics and finance, exotic and space technologies, policy-making agencies, political systems, corporations and the Muslim Arabic world. Bormann, he suggests, did escape to Argentina in the final days of the war—along with the Hitlers and key Nazis like Gestapo chief Heinrich Miiller and sci/tech-supremo Hans Kammler—thus signalling the emergence of the postwar Nazi Intemational "shadow". However, Farrell concedes that other hidden internationalist players —in banking, clerical, communist and occult fields—have also been vying for power in the postwar period, and he makes no attempt to construct a "grand unified conspiracy theory", at least not here. A well-documented and striking exposé. www.nexusmagazine.com FEBRUARY — MARCH 2009