Jubilee Prosperity

This was a recipe for revolution and fire in the minds of men.

Hitler ran from the police after the 1923 Munich Beer Hall Putsch and hid with a friend. He was arrested and tried for treason.

Because of his Army connections and political prosperity, 34 year-old Hitler was sentenced to the minimum five years instead of hanged.

Hitler was lodged in the Landsberg Castle outside Munich under palace arrest, where he freely strolled the grounds.

Hitler received a steady flow of visitors, including his beloved pet Alsatian Wolf dog, (known now as the German Shepherd.)

At the Castle Hitler had an ample supply of reading and writing material plus time.

At the suggestion of Hitler’s business manager Max Anman, with the cooperation of the prison authorities, Hitler’s Body Guard and Chauffeur, watchmaker Emil Maurice, was allowed to live with Hitler at the Castle to take dictation for Mein Kampf, My Struggles.

When it turned out Hitler and Maurice were functionally illiterate, the wealthy Alexandria-born son of a Greek mother and Bavarian merchant took over. He was then a student at Munich University. His name was Rudolph Hess, and he was to become Hitler’s Deputy Fuhrer, the third most powerful man in Germany after Hermann Goring.

As a member of the Aryan Thule Society, which founded the DAP German Workers Party forerunner to the Nazi Party, Hess had a strong interest in astrology and the occult.

Thule was variously mentioned by Virgil and others as Atlantis, Hyperborea, Scandanavia, with recurring Swastika motifs.

Hess had a deep interest in herbal medicine and homeopathic medicine, as well as organic gardening and biodynamic agriculture. Hess was a vegetarian. Hess strongly advocated animal welfare. He oversaw recycling programs and was an ardent conservationist. Hess ordered a mapping of all the ley lines in the Third Reich.

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