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Hitler and the Nazi leadership were deeply obsessed with the occult

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While scholarly research shows that supernatural thinking, paganism, and occult-derived mythologies were genuinely intertwined with various aspects of the Nazi project and some leadership figures, historians caution against sensationalized popular myths that exaggerate or misrepresent the true extent of occult obsession.

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en.wikipedia.org: Occultism in Nazism

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Notes links between Ariosophy and Nazi ideology, while cautioning against popular exaggerations.

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cambridge.org: Hitler’s Supernatural Sciences: Astrology, Anthroposophy, and World Ice Theory in the Third Reich (Chapter 6) - Revisiting the "Nazi Occult"

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Discusses supernatural sciences and the complex reality of the 'Nazi Occult'.

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