Since I documented myself for my last novel, The arms of my crossAll the novels I find about Nazism are extremely interesting to me.
Beyond the objectively gloomy, macabre and dark that that period supposed for the history of humanity, its derivations towards fiction extended into an inexhaustible field of small great stories that present tragic experiences, war scenes and black political plots, but also mysteries and adventures. So many and so many fictional authors have haunted this Nazi theme, from so many different fronts, that surely it is not wrong to say that Nazism is the most novel aspect of the world.
At book The Nazi manuscript We find a great adventure around the manuscript of Hans Heins, head of the SS during the Third Reich.
Nicole Pascal, a renowned archaeologist, obtains this unique manuscript and discovers, fascinated, how the Nazi dome housed esoteric knowledge on which they based their deformed and exterminating imaginary. The basis of these mystical practices are based on a Christian ideology, in which the lance of Longinus, that Roman soldier who pierced Christ on the cross, becomes a certain and tangible element whose control and dominion grants unimaginable power.
WeWelsburg Castle in the Westphalia region takes on special relevance in this story. The well-known castle, full of legends and myths, became an important Nazi center, under the rule of Himmler.
And it is this character, Himmler, who becomes one of the protagonists of the Nazi manuscript. All the enigmas detached from the text point to this character who, although in reality he was always considered as dark and particularly endowed with a mystical aura, in this fiction it seems to indicate that he will reveal tremendous mysteries about the Nazi period and humanity complete.
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