QUOTE(The Dude @ 12 Dec 2010, 01:09 PM)
"De ce a fost izolat Hess de către englezi şi ţinut ascuns ??"
Nu cred ca pot da un raspuns clar la aceasta intrebare, in schimb iti pot spune ca Churchill a cerut secretizarea pe timp de cincizeci de ani a informatiilor privitoare la "interventia unor forte extraterestre" in cel de-al doilea razboi mondial pe motiv ca acest gen de informatii ar fi indus panica in randul populatiei.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Winston-Churchil...&id=4817512 Cert e ca obiecte zburatoare ciudate si-au facut aparitia pe cer in acea perioada, fara insa sa intervina intre combatanti. Fiecare parte implicata in conflict credea ca respectivele obiecte/avioane apartin 'dusmanului'.
Revin la Hess.
Dau acest
link (are o fotografie cu el si Hitler) pentru ca, in ciuda fanteziilor textului respectiv, am gasit unele idei ce se merita
rumegate in liniste.
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At the close of World War I in 1919, under the terms of the Versailles Treaty, Germany was allowed to keep only 100,000 men in the army and 15,000 in the navy. They were not permitted to have submarines or military aircraft. This situation remained basically stable for the next 14 years until Hitler came to power in 1933 and then, in March of 1935, instituted conscription and renewed military training in open violation of the treaty.
To achieve the extravagantly ambitious goal of world conquest, Germany would need a bright new army of young, ruthless, efficient, well-trained storm troopers numbering in the millions. In 1933 that seemed like an impossible dream, since the army then consisted mainly of 100,000 aging, dispirited veterans of WWI, and some raw recruits. It seemed especially hopeless in view of the depressed economic conditions in Germany at that time.
Yet, in September of the very next year, six months before conscription began, at the Nuremberg Nazi Rally of 1934, 160,000 stalwart German soldiers with backpacks and rifles stood silently at attention in precise ranks as Hitler, Heinrich Himmler and SA chief Viktor Lutze walked down the wide center aisle towards flaming columns bordering a gigantic wreath honoring German soldiers killed in battle.
This fantastic scene was captured in the now famous documentary, Triumph of the Will by legendary film photographer Leni Riefen-stahl.
Where did those 160,000 perfect young soldiers come from?
In October of 1935, Hitler supplied the answer to that riddle when he made public that he had kept 21 infantry divisions "under wraps" in 1934, and he announced that they would now become the core of the new German army - the Wehrmacht.
So that's where the 160,000 came from, but where did the 21 divisions come from?
Lucrurile se leaga in mod straniu. Profesorul Haushofer, cel ce l-a ghidat din umbra pe Hitler, a fost la universitate profesorul lui Hess.
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Consequently, Haushofer emerged with an illustrious war record, and became well-known throughout Germany.
It was only very reluctantly that Haushofer agreed to attend the treason trial of a rabble-rousing, brawling street politician named Adolf Hitler in 1923. He finally consented, after much persuasion by a student at the University, Rudolph Hess. Disinterested at first, by the time Hitler delivered his final oration in court, Haushofer, like Eckhart, was convinced that he had found the savior of the German people that he had been seeking.
Haushofer subsequently visited Hitler frequently in his plush cell at the Landsberg Fortress with books and papers under his arm, and helped him to write what became the bible of the Nazi movement, Mein Kampf, virtually dictating long passages. Haushofer’s domination of the entire philosophical basis of the Nazi movement was solidified when he founded the “Luminous Lodge” or Vril Society in Berlin in the 20s.
This eventually became the “inner circle” of the Thule Society, and reportedly attracted members from other occult movements in Europe, as well as from Tibet, Japan, India, Kashmir, Turkey and Ceylon.
Documentare despre Rudolf Hess ... nu le-am vizionat, asa ca nu-mi pot spune parerea
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http://www.iwatchdocumentaries.com/people/0381523/