Nazi occultism

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Nazi occultism refers to the mix of esoteric beliefs, pseudo-mysticism, and mythic-racial ideologies that have been (often sensationally) associated with elements of the Third Reich in history and popular culture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conspiracy theory topic
esoteric belief system
historical phenomenon
subject of popular culture
hasContext 20th-century European history
Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
Third Reich NERFINISHED
World War II era
academic debates on Nazism and religion
comics and games featuring Nazi occult themes
conspiracy literature
esoteric Nazism in postwar subcultures
esoteric interpretations of Nazism
esoteric movements in Germany
far-right occult subcultures
film and television depictions of Nazi magic
history of fascism
history of racism
modern occultism
myth and propaganda
neo-Nazi esotericism
novels about Nazi occult conspiracies
occult conspiracy theories
political religion
postwar myth-making about the Third Reich
pseudohistory
sacralization of politics
sensationalist popular culture
studies of Ahnenerbe activities
studies of Ariosophy and Guido von List’s ideas
studies of Himmler’s esoteric interests
studies of Lanz von Liebenfels’ racial mysticism
studies of Nazi expeditions framed in mythic terms
studies of Nazi interest in prehistory and archaeology
studies of Nazi myth-making about Aryan origins
studies of Nazi myth-making about Aryan world rule
studies of Nazi myth-making about Atlantis
studies of Nazi myth-making about Bolshevism as demonic force
studies of Nazi myth-making about Hitler as messianic figure
studies of Nazi myth-making about Hyperborea
studies of Nazi myth-making about Jews as cosmic enemy
studies of Nazi myth-making about Thule
studies of Nazi myth-making about blood sacrifice
studies of Nazi myth-making about community and Volksgemeinschaft
studies of Nazi myth-making about cosmic forces
studies of Nazi myth-making about destiny of the German people
studies of Nazi myth-making about enemies as demonic
studies of Nazi myth-making about fate and providence
studies of Nazi myth-making about final battle or Götterdämmerung
studies of Nazi myth-making about heroic death
studies of Nazi myth-making about heroism and cowardice
studies of Nazi myth-making about honor and shame
studies of Nazi myth-making about liberalism as decadence
studies of Nazi myth-making about loyalty and obedience
studies of Nazi myth-making about martyrdom
studies of Nazi myth-making about masculinity and femininity
studies of Nazi myth-making about modern art as degenerate
studies of Nazi myth-making about nature and landscape
studies of Nazi myth-making about new world order
studies of Nazi myth-making about order and hierarchy
studies of Nazi myth-making about peasantry and soil
studies of Nazi myth-making about purification through war
studies of Nazi myth-making about regeneration of the nation
studies of Nazi myth-making about technology and modernity
studies of Nazi myth-making about the Thousand-Year Reich
studies of Nazi myth-making about time and history
studies of Nazi myth-making about world ice theory
studies of Nazi myth-making about youth and future
studies of Nazi pseudo-scientific racial research
studies of Nazi use of runes and symbols
studies of SS ideology
studies of Thule Society myths
studies of Wewelsburg Castle rituals
studies of apocalyptic politics
studies of charismatic leadership
studies of esoteric racism
studies of esotericism and fascism
studies of millenarian movements
studies of myth in Nazi ideology
studies of mythic structures in ideology
studies of new religious movements
studies of occult influences on modern politics
studies of occult themes in Nazi propaganda
studies of political myth
studies of religion and the Third Reich
studies of ritual in politics
studies of symbolism in Nazi art and architecture
studies of totalitarian symbolism
studies of völkisch esoteric groups before 1933
völkisch movement
hasMainAspect Ariosophy NERFINISHED
appropriation of Ariosophical concepts
appropriation of Germanic myths
appropriation of Grail legends
appropriation of Indo-European myths
appropriation of Nordic sagas
appropriation of Theosophical concepts
appropriation of folk customs for ideological purposes
appropriation of medieval knightly imagery
appropriation of runic lore
belief in a cosmic racial struggle
belief in a mystical Aryan race
belief in a racial hierarchy justified by myth
belief in destiny of the German Volk
belief in providential mission of Nazism
construction of a mythic Aryan world empire
construction of a mythic German prehistory
construction of a mythic golden age to come
construction of a mythic war between races
cult of the Führer
esoteric anti-Semitism
esoteric beliefs
esoteric racism
influence of Ariosophic writers
influence of Germanic mysticism
influence of Theosophical racial doctrines
influence of anti-modern spiritual currents
influence of apocalyptic and millenarian ideas
influence of esoteric interpretations of history
influence of esoteric interpretations of race
influence of lost-civilization myths
influence of mystical nationalism
influence of mythic conceptions of blood and soil
influence of occult interpretations of symbols
influence of occultist circles on some Nazi figures
influence of pseudo-scientific occult racism
influence of romantic nationalism
influence of secret-society myths
influence of völkisch esoteric groups
interest in Atlantis myths
interest in Thule myths
millenarian ideas
mythic reinterpretation of anthropology
mythic reinterpretation of archaeology
mythic reinterpretation of cosmology
mythic reinterpretation of history
mythic reinterpretation of prehistory
mythic-racial ideology
mythologizing of Hitler
mythologizing of the SS
myths of a coming Aryan age
myths of a lost Aryan homeland
myths of occult power
myths of secret knowledge
neo-pagan tendencies
occult reinterpretation of Christianity
pseudo-mysticism
racial esotericism
ritualization of politics
sacralization of the state
symbolic use of the swastika
use of SS runes
use of astrological and occult ideas by some Nazis
use of ceremonial architecture
use of ceremonial halls for SS rituals
use of grandiose mythic imagery
use of initiation-like rituals in Nazi organizations
use of myth to legitimize anti-Semitism
use of myth to legitimize authoritarian hierarchy
use of myth to legitimize cult of sacrifice
use of myth to legitimize dictatorship
use of myth to legitimize eugenics
use of myth to legitimize expansionism
use of myth to legitimize genocide
use of myth to legitimize imperial ambitions
use of myth to legitimize male warrior ideals
use of myth to legitimize martyrdom for the nation
use of myth to legitimize militarization of society
use of myth to legitimize patriarchal gender roles
use of myth to legitimize persecution of perceived enemies
use of myth to legitimize racial policies
use of myth to legitimize total war
use of myth to legitimize violence
use of myth to legitimize youth indoctrination
use of numerology and symbolism in some Nazi circles
use of occult and pseudo-scientific racial theories
use of occult language in propaganda
use of occult literature by some Nazi ideologues
use of quasi-religious rallies
use of sacred spaces such as Wewelsburg Castle
use of seasonal festivals with pagan motifs
use of secret-society style structures in the SS
use of solstice celebrations
use of symbols and runes
use of torchlight processions
völkisch mysticism

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