Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy |
| Original title | Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1998 |
| length | 2 × approx. 50 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Tracy Atkinson, Joan Baran |
| production | Mark Fichandler, Cinnabar Pictures |
| music | Elizabeth Swados |
Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy is a 1998 American documentary directed by Tracy Atkinson and Joan Baran that first aired on the Discovery Channel . He tries to establish connections between occult religion , esotericism and National Socialism .
content
The documentary assumes a connection between occultism and racism as one of the foundations of National Socialism. Occult practices are also the basis for policy measures such as the training of officers and influencing the population through propaganda been.
chapter
The film is divided into the following sections:
- part One
- Expedition to the Himalayas
- The sons of God
- The misery
- The Parsifal legend
- Claim to totality
- Part II
- Hindu aspects
- The Holy Grail
- Rituals
- Personality cult
- astrology
Production and publication
The film was produced by Discovery Channel in 1998, directed by Tracy Atkinson and Joan Barron, and written by Lester Shane. Tom McArdle was responsible for the editing. Malcolm McDowell took over the narration. The Discovery Channel also broadcast the two-part film for the first time in the USA, shortly afterwards it was released on VHS.
The film was released in Germany under the title Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy in 2005 on DVD at MIB - Medienvertrieb. The film was also released on DVD in the Netherlands, Italy and Greece.
Web links
- Nazis: The Occult Conspiracy in the Internet Movie Database (English)