Atlantis and the Nazis | The Link Between the Legend & the Third Reich | Debunking Atlantis Ep. 3

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @barjamlin7962
    @barjamlin7962 Год назад +418

    As a first generation American of German descent I have studied Germany’s history, especially the Nazi era, for many years. You’ve done an amazing job of summarizing some of the most obscure and difficult theories underpinning the insanity that was Nazism. So, well done, you!!

    • @CinziaDuBois
      @CinziaDuBois  Год назад +44

      Awww thank you so much!!

    • @DevonNothingSpecial
      @DevonNothingSpecial Год назад

      You’re probably hot

    • @thecollierreport
      @thecollierreport Год назад

      Insanity is right! The Nazis were the worse kind of mentally ill larpers ever to exist, murderous and deranged. As an ethnic German, that 13 years of history is obviously the worst in all of the multiple thousands of years of Germanic/German history. The Nazis were extremely hostile to the true, and far more enlightened, culture of classical Germany, as it were. I loath the right-wing "fan boys" whose childish version of German history and culture basically equates to the exact kind of militaristic caricature of Germany that to me is far removed from the essential virtues of higher German culture, which is more truly progressive and enlightened in my opinion.

    • @M0T0.M.B.
      @M0T0.M.B. Год назад +3

      😂

    • @violetavais8423
      @violetavais8423 Год назад +1

      I'm a 3rd generation American of German descent agree about these ideas may be obscure from our modern perspective to varying degrees, but that does not necessarily invalidate any of the Tibetan knowledge the Nazis had acquired.

  • @b0nem0ther
    @b0nem0ther Год назад +312

    The conspiracy to al right pipeline is something that I hyperfocused on when I worked at a metaphysical bookstore. There were multiple author sections that centered around conspiracy theories and it made me super uncomfortable. Turns out that was just scratching the surface because the owners fired me because of their own covid conspiracy, but that's neither here nor there.

    • @b0nem0ther
      @b0nem0ther Год назад +22

      This particular topic is also one of my favorite esoteric topics from history. I've done a lot of reading on the history of the Thule Society and how they influenced the Not So Nice Party and the Bad Mustache Man and it's fascinating. I've personally witnessed the pagan to alt right pipeline and I love that you're making this content

    • @clwho4652
      @clwho4652 Год назад +13

      That is strange as evangelical Christianity is strongly associated with the alt right. But its the same kind of thinking, seeing some kind of agency when there isn't one.

    • @lainiwakura1776
      @lainiwakura1776 Год назад

      The COVID stuff is turning out to be true though. But I still give no credence to Nazi Occultism.

    • @robgau2501
      @robgau2501 Год назад

      What conspiracies are you referring to? It seems to me that conspiracy theories are quickly becoming spoiler alerts. And covid was DEFINITELY a conspiracy. The Energy Department has just made an official statement that covid came out of the Wuhan lab. A cursory glance at who was invited in the gain of function research at said lab and who gained from it leaves little doubt. UFOS were a conspiracy theory for 80 years until it became a fact that they were being hidden by the government. Project Monarch. Project Paperclip. The Philadelphia experiment. The CIA admitted openly that they have agents working in every level of the media. Recently released files prove the CIA orchestrated JFKs assassination. Shall I go on?

    • @KrytoRift
      @KrytoRift Год назад +21

      I don't have a dog in this fight but, you worked at a "metaphysical" book store but you have a problem with other people's conspiracies? 🤣 Oh the irony

  • @breadpilled2587
    @breadpilled2587 Год назад +243

    So excited to watch this! Im constantly trying to explain the dangerous roots of these so called "harmless" conspiracy theories

    • @surfk9836
      @surfk9836 Год назад

      I agreed whole heartedly. This is the core of "fake news", which is accually promoted by those behind fake news.

    • @RumRayven
      @RumRayven Год назад +14

      Tbf, most of the time, in the modern era, when people talk about Atlantis, they are speculating what the original Plato allegory of it could have been alluding to. I've never really heard people ever really give credence to the Ignatius Donnelly stuff.

    • @AlbertaGeek
      @AlbertaGeek Год назад +11

      @@RumRayven Really? There are seemingly no end of videos pushing the idea that there was a real Atlantis. They almost always have much higher viewership than _actual_ archaeology channels. The whole LAHT (Lost Ancient High Technology) thing is an industry unto itself.

    • @peterwindhorst5775
      @peterwindhorst5775 Год назад +16

      There is a saying - once you embrace one harmless conspiracy theory, it is not hard to open the doorway for others far less harmless and more dangerous.

    • @stevelenores5637
      @stevelenores5637 Год назад

      I find it amusing that a regime that only lasted 12 years and no longer exists still still causes a reaction of fear. The NAZIs were only the 3rd most dangerous power in Europe during the 20th century. The Soviet Union and Communist China were far more destructive and deadly than the NAZIs. These two other powers were just as crazy in their ideology as well.

  • @nemoignorat2443
    @nemoignorat2443 Год назад +68

    As a German in my mid-50s I recognized so many things, I still learned at school in the 70s. I even remember the book of "races" with all those pictures and how we rebelled against it in the early 80s at "gymansium" biology class. Hearing it all together was difficult to follow. Esp. since there are so many parallels to modern politics. Nothing of it has died out. It at best just lay dormant for a while. Rearing its ugly head for some years now. Thank you for your work.

    • @latronqui
      @latronqui Год назад +1

      Hey, I hope this is not s dumb question, but do you know if the people who created this brand of bike trailers called Thule have anything to do with this crap? I've wondered a lot of times. Sincerely, a foreign mother in Germany.

    • @nemoignorat2443
      @nemoignorat2443 Год назад +2

      @@williampotter3369 have you watched the video? My comment was a direct comment to several points made in the video.

    • @abmong
      @abmong 3 месяца назад

      It's sad how many still fall down the path of alternative science and alt history.

  • @FaeQueenCory
    @FaeQueenCory Год назад +142

    I studied NaZI occultism in highschool.
    The whole Atlantean (and lesser popculturally known hyperborean) thing is "interesting" as it is horrible.
    Great job on covering Thule and Hyperborea. Most people never go that deep.

    • @tragictraveller
      @tragictraveller Год назад +12

      what sort of high school facilitates learning about Nazi occultism?? very cool, I absolutely would have taken that class lmao

    • @marciamartins1992
      @marciamartins1992 Год назад +4

      I preferred cutting class and going dancing instead of studying lol. Studying China, and Russia was as daring as we got.

    • @FaeQueenCory
      @FaeQueenCory Год назад +7

      @@tragictraveller it was a military history class that covered modern military history. My semi-self-directed term project was on NaZI occultism and it's influence on the dispersal of war resources during WWII.
      I thought I'd just learn about NaZIs looking for the holy grail and stuff... But then the Hyperboreans and aliens and Atlantis... The rabbit hole was deep and unfortunately was the most useful information I learned in High School.
      Really wish "being able to spot and identify NaZI occult symbols and propaganda" was a skill that was completely useless in my adult life....
      But here we are. 😮‍💨

    • @brandonfrancis1941
      @brandonfrancis1941 Год назад +5

      @@williampotter3369 Why? It’s a factual historical thing a military force did. Sounds exactly like the type of thing a class on military history would cover. Especially since it did have a discernible effect on Nazi military tactics. Or did you read occultism and clutch your occult sym… I mean holy cross going “No one should ever learn about the occult in any form.” Forgetting the fact knowing about something is the best way to fight against something.

    • @hedgehog3180
      @hedgehog3180 9 месяцев назад

      @@brandonfrancis1941 There's a site that compilled examples of Nazi pseudoscience in action and it's frankly hilarious. The Kriegsmarine seriously believed they could use pendulums to locate Allied shipping, which IIRC became part of Allied disinformation to cover up the cracking of the enigma code. Nazi radar operators and scientists also complained about being forced to waste time tryinfg to figure out if the Earth was inside a shell.

  • @TheLadyElyen
    @TheLadyElyen Год назад +47

    The disconcerting thing is, that those theories, sometimes word by word, prevail under the guise of esoteric and neo-pagan ideas (I call myself a neo-pagan and I'm not accusing, but merely wanting to inspire to challenge those ideas), especially ones about atlantean, hyperborean or alien ancestry (starseeds and such), which always have at least one leg in the comparison of skull lengths or eye shapes and spacing and those things.

  • @aleleeinnaleleeinn9110
    @aleleeinnaleleeinn9110 8 месяцев назад +4

    Thank you. For defending Nietzsche. He was very clear. And his break with Wager was part of that disassociation.

  • @Murdo2112
    @Murdo2112 Год назад +19

    "....and how people with such insane ideas got into any sort of power, I have no idea!"
    Well, someone hasn't been paying attention to the world around them.

  • @ConfusedApe
    @ConfusedApe Год назад +55

    It's astonishing how much of this seems to be a one to one match to the lore of assassin's creed.

    • @hedgehog3180
      @hedgehog3180 9 месяцев назад +4

      It's honestly hilarious to point this out and watch conspiracy theorists rage.

    • @cas343
      @cas343 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@hedgehog3180 Are you kidding? We love Assassin's Creed.

    • @dissidius13
      @dissidius13 2 месяца назад

      lemme guess. you got the boosyer shot... how's health nowadays? You've got til 2026. GLHF

  • @Chronoplague
    @Chronoplague Год назад +20

    I really like the format on this one. The voice-over on top of the study b-roll with the occasional relevant visual works really well. Great job!

  • @crystallinecrow3365
    @crystallinecrow3365 Год назад +27

    I also find it hard to keep my composure while researching this stuff, and consequently attempting to educate others. But it's so important. Thank you. 🖤

  • @kristiw.1823
    @kristiw.1823 Год назад +80

    Commenting for the first time on one of your videos. Thank you for slogging through all that ugliness! there are so many aspects of these childhood "legends" we were taught, that are just horrifying in how they were born. Time to wash our hands of any romanticism we might have injected into them! It's hard to "like" videos about these subjects, because they are so filled with hateful cruelty and racism. But I do press the "thumbs up" because you help us pull our childhood fingers off our eyes and help us see the truth. Thank you!

    • @billyalarie929
      @billyalarie929 Год назад +6

      It’s okay and important to say you like this video bc what you’re saying is you like the intent of THIS VIDEO. Not the things being exposed within it.

  • @hanzundfranz
    @hanzundfranz Год назад +17

    As a neo pagan, it is really upsetting to learn how much of comparative mythology is based off of the WSicist ideas. I feel like this era of interpretation is going to be a lense of understanding that will have to work around, like Christian records of outside myth.

  • @alyncook7315
    @alyncook7315 Год назад +33

    Janitor at work. " You might need a stiff drink rather than that cup of tea..."
    Yes this is the thing to listen to while taking out the trash.

  • @afreaknamedallie1707
    @afreaknamedallie1707 Год назад +40

    Ah! I've been meaning to make a similar video here and on tiktok! It's crucial for us in the history/archaeology/classics fields to push back against the new growths of these conspiracy theories!
    Thank you so much for doing this! I'm definitely going to read some of these sources before I do any filming!

  • @LivingEncyclopedia
    @LivingEncyclopedia Год назад +8

    I kept getting “historical mystery” videos. That all basically just spread elements of these conspiracies as if they were 100% true. I stressed myself out trying to research it. Thank you so much for doing this

  • @jimbrittain402
    @jimbrittain402 Год назад +5

    Your voice continues to be a delight, your scholarship is impressive, and your pronunciation grow more reliable. I'm impressed with your willingness to take on such a topic, over which you might face an onslaught of abusive comments. Courage. Continue to speak truth to power.

  • @isidoreaerys8745
    @isidoreaerys8745 Год назад +22

    It’s always a precarious moment when a RUclipsr dives into a topic you’re unusually informed about. Out of India Theory is a pet subject of mine And I’m quite happy with your coverage here. It gives me an even greater love for this channel now feeling secure that your information is reliable.

    • @revan552
      @revan552 Год назад +5

      "It confirms what I already like and believe, so now I feel it's more reliable."
      Nice.

    • @isidoreaerys8745
      @isidoreaerys8745 Год назад

      @@revan552 triggered Nazi says what?

    • @Fullmetalnyuu0
      @Fullmetalnyuu0 Год назад +10

      @Revan More like "I've heavily researched this subject myself, and it seems like your research has reached the same depth as my own"

    • @aravdogra4192
      @aravdogra4192 Год назад +4

      @@Fullmetalnyuu0 I would argue that Cinzia's use of only 3 sources, two out of which are dubious religious and right-wing nationalist publications that mainly cite the Rig Veda and are riddled with conjecture and whataboutism is not "in-depth research".

    • @Fullmetalnyuu0
      @Fullmetalnyuu0 Год назад

      @@aravdogra4192 What are you talking about? Literally all discussions about Atlantis are conjecture and whataboutism because Atlantis doesn't exist. Considering this video is about the Nazis' connection with the concept, of course it would draw from right wing sources.

  • @fannisland
    @fannisland Год назад +9

    I tought this video will go viral, because of the topic, but then I realized even I didn't watch it because it's such a hard topic. So I finally listened to it, and I'm even more certain this should go viral. It breaks my mind, how these literal conspiracy theories made so much damage in our world. In the age of the internet I'm even more afraid, because misinformation can spread so easily. So today instead of sleep I'll look at the ceiling.

  • @RafaelGarcia022
    @RafaelGarcia022 Год назад +20

    I know it's easy for me as the viewer, presented with curated information, to not be as disturbed as you were while researching this. For that reason I thank you and commend you for your courage and dedication! I'm grateful for this video, and really impressed by your mental fortitude to pull through with this. You're amazing

  • @robo5013
    @robo5013 Год назад +24

    One of the ideas that they had stemmed from the fact that very ancient symbols being found all over the world (touched on in the video by the swastika, but also including circles with crosses in them, spirals, various star shapes, etc.) pointed to them having been disseminated by an advanced civilization since those disparate peoples couldn't have invented them independently. But if you think about it logically there are only so many ways you can scratch lines into stone. Also if they were handed down by a 'superior race' then all the symbols would have the same meaning to all the different cultures that used them, which they don't. These basic ideas are the same being proposed by people such as Graham Hancock to prove the existence of an older, superior race.
    Also, on a different note, I have studied WW2 for over forty years because both of my grandfathers fought in the entire war. Even as an elementary school child it struck me as funny how all the proponents of the master aryan race, tall blond blue eyed people, were all short brunettes.

    • @jeffbrownstain
      @jeffbrownstain Год назад +3

      That last sentence is something very VERY important to constantly remind.

    • @liam3284
      @liam3284 Год назад

      These patterns are templates, what they all have in common is being drawn by humans.

    • @hedgehog3180
      @hedgehog3180 9 месяцев назад +1

      Also a lot of them are only similar if you selectively ignore aspects of them. The swastika as seen in Europe and India have different orientations and usually in India the lines are curvey.

  • @adrianodrika
    @adrianodrika Год назад +4

    You're such a researcher, entering such difficult topic and brunging clarity to the rest of us. Thank you.

  • @hannahbrown2728
    @hannahbrown2728 Год назад +11

    Oh Im stoked, Im literally rewatching World of Antiquities video about Ignatius Donnelly right now this will be a great follow up

  • @nmariette2948
    @nmariette2948 Год назад +7

    Wow. Your Atlantis series is my first dive into your channel and I'm SO glad the RUclips algorithm brought me here. You are so thorough and you make sure poignant, valid insights. So happy to be a new subscriber! :) Thank you!

  • @music_YT2023
    @music_YT2023 Год назад +15

    I love how thorough you are! You make it super obvious how one idiotic mythos feeds into the next until the absurdity of it all is laid bare. I had never even heard of Thule or the World Ice Theory!

    • @towboattrash
      @towboattrash Год назад

      This video is not thorough. If you want the truth, better look into it yourself

    • @hedgehog3180
      @hedgehog3180 9 месяцев назад

      @@towboattrash Correct, you should never rely on a single source but instead get a broad understanding of the literature, something the creator of this video directly encourages her viewers to do. I assume that's what you mean and this isn't a lazy attempt to discredit a video you don't like.

  • @jaywhangmakes
    @jaywhangmakes Год назад +6

    The origin of this famous opening line "It was the dark and stormy night" has led me down to the rabbit hole of theosophy and this mythology around the master race living underground.

  • @sonorasgirl
    @sonorasgirl Год назад +13

    I have a deep connection with all of this in a horrible way, and I can’t go into any nazi stuff without also “losing my composure” (for me a delicate way of saying being unable to talk while tears just fall constantly). I honestly appreciate your vulnerability in disclosing this and still doing the research

    • @lainiwakura1776
      @lainiwakura1776 Год назад +1

      If you're young, no you don't.

    • @Isaac-hm6ih
      @Isaac-hm6ih Год назад +12

      ​@malikchan17 There are present day believers of most or all of these ideas, so regardless of how young Sonorasgirl is they might have been affected by it.
      I didn't see any indication of their age anyway.

    • @cproteus
      @cproteus Год назад +5

      @@lainiwakura1776 so, I guess only young people use RUclips? LOL

  • @leoorpi
    @leoorpi Год назад +18

    Thank you so much Cinzia for giving us these histories. You always do such amazing and important work!!

  • @Gayoinion
    @Gayoinion Год назад +49

    Prime example of why I have zero time for conspiracy theories

    • @brandonfrancis1941
      @brandonfrancis1941 Год назад

      @@williampotter3369 that it is. Most conspiracy theories have no truths to them. Very few are true and the few that have been proven are no near as fantastical as any of this. Sure some if proven conspiracies are scary and nerve racking but literally none of them have magic or lost cities.

    • @jeremyt4292
      @jeremyt4292 Год назад +5

      Just because an unsavory group had an interest in the occult doesn't invalidate the subject

    • @galaxietab2carlos
      @galaxietab2carlos Год назад +2

      don't worry about time most theories have about 6 weeks or so before becoming common knowledge lolololololol

    • @Classifiedrichardwillett
      @Classifiedrichardwillett 11 месяцев назад +3

      That's just silly. Conspiracies happen consistently, a bunch of extreme lunatics doesn't negate that fact.

    • @hedgehog3180
      @hedgehog3180 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@jeremyt4292 Conspiracy theories and the occult are not the same.

  • @CBSmith-js9yl
    @CBSmith-js9yl 16 дней назад +1

    Came across your video after reading a ufo book that praised certain Nazi occultists for their ufo research and was just baffled. I knew about the Nazi connection but the blatant openness caught me so off guard.
    Thank you for the hard work

  • @Zugzug386
    @Zugzug386 Год назад +3

    Thank you Cinzia, I can only imagine the slog of research you did to pull all of these conspiracies, obscure, and not so obscure bits of history together. This subject always reminds me of that quote that those how do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. I feel like much of the world falls into these patterns of alt history, psuedoscience, isolationist thinking and so on by not having a sufficient understanding of history. I hope your content and others works helps some of us feel more sane and possibly avoid falling for such theories in the future.

  • @J_Z913
    @J_Z913 Год назад +12

    This was a great video. I absolutely love this series. For anyone interested in the academic study of the esoteric and occult in the late 19th and 20th centuries, I highly recommend Angela's Symposium here on RUclips. Dr. Puca is very knowledgeable and brings on some amazing guests!

  • @victoriadiesattheend.8478
    @victoriadiesattheend.8478 Год назад +3

    Another fascinating gem from you, Cinzia. When I saw the topic I was very interested, as this is an intense, multi faceted and complex crossroads topic. You really challenge yourself and I love it.

  • @DogWalkerBill
    @DogWalkerBill Год назад +13

    So certain parts of "Raiders of the Lost Ark" and "Indiana Jones and the Holy Grail" were not far off. The Nazis really were searching the world for this sort of mythic stuff to use as super weapons!

    • @hedgehog3180
      @hedgehog3180 9 месяцев назад +1

      This is also the main inspiration for the Zombies mode in Call of Duty.

  • @KTempestBradford
    @KTempestBradford Год назад

    I came upon this video looking for exactly this information: how did we get from Atlantis to Wyt Supremaci? I watched parts 1 and 2 first but waited to watch this because I knew - I KNEW - it would take some emotional fortitude.
    So I 100% understand why you needed a break.
    Thank you, most sincerely, for this essay and the work you did putting this all together. It connects up a bunch of stuff I've researched or seen in ways I didn't know. I appreciate this video so much!

  • @HerPaperParadise
    @HerPaperParadise Год назад +4

    Thank you for going through all this to provide us with this video. It's fascinating to hear about. My dad knows a lot about WWII so I got a lot of history from him but I knew very little about the who woo side of it. I can only imagine how exasperating this was to research.

  • @airborneranger-ret
    @airborneranger-ret 10 месяцев назад +1

    While I was kidnapped by aliens and subjected to terrible medical experients they told me that Atlantis existed and that they had caused it's destruction. How can you argue with aliens?

  • @r.w.bottorff7735
    @r.w.bottorff7735 Год назад

    I am a latecomer to your channel, but luckily, it appears that I have stumbled upon a veritable treasure trove of fascinating and densely layered videos featuring some of the best narration I've heard. Thanks!

  • @grapeshot
    @grapeshot Год назад +14

    Yes the far-right has a way with incorporating different symbols and subjects and claiming it was always Nazi. Atlantis was always meant to be allegory. Never a factual place.

  • @greenglassgoblin
    @greenglassgoblin Год назад +9

    This was so fascinating! Thank you for doing all the research!!

  • @FerrousInvicta
    @FerrousInvicta Год назад +1

    First things first a lot of information covered and have enjoyed watching the 3 videos (so far). Secondly You did an amazing job keeping your composure a difficult topic to discuss.

  • @benjaminpew8473
    @benjaminpew8473 11 месяцев назад

    "Formed on a base as strong as a barf made out of cotton candy." Best commentary I've heard today!

  • @philosophyoftrucking
    @philosophyoftrucking 4 месяца назад +1

    It’s cool watching you study as you explain this to us.

    • @TwisterTornado
      @TwisterTornado 23 дня назад +1

      I'm jealous of her desk lamp. They were popular in banks, so they are easy to find, but they are rising in value, at antique stores.
      I guess that they aren't widely produced anymore.

  • @Yandarval
    @Yandarval 3 месяца назад

    Just to add a tiny fact to Chinza's presentation. Vril is lifeforce under Theosophy. John Lawson Johnston, who was involved with Madame Blavatsky and the Theosophy scene. He created Bovril, the Beef exctract drink. Popular in the UK. Bovril is Bo(bovine)vril (lifeforce), the lifeforce of a cow. The word Vril itself is from an 1871 book, Vril: The Power of the Coming Race. This book greatly influenced Blavatsky and her circle.

  • @weirdcollarguy
    @weirdcollarguy Год назад +2

    I would love to see your bibliography and know the books on your desk.
    I'm the kind of person who is always looking at bookshelves of other peoples homes, looking for new resources.

  • @jennifersilves4195
    @jennifersilves4195 Год назад +3

    Wow. I didn't realize how much theosophy and nazism had to do with each other nor with Atlantis.
    My head hurts now too.
    Thank you.

    • @edennis8578
      @edennis8578 6 месяцев назад

      And theosophy is behind so much, including the UN (which even has a theosophy meditation room), the World Economic Forum, and the World Health Organization. That occult religion underpins practically every major organization and government in the west. I didn't know about any of this until recently and my head is spinning. MK Ultra, transhumanism, post-humanism - so much insanity is related directly to theosophy.

  • @M4gl4d
    @M4gl4d Год назад +1

    I am impressed by the amount of time and work that must've gone into this video.

  • @Gojirosan
    @Gojirosan Год назад +4

    Cinzia makes everything better.

  • @rosepurdy6301
    @rosepurdy6301 Год назад +2

    Thanks so much! I am a bit of a prehistory buff, and wasn't able to make the connection between indo Europeans, indo aryans, and nazis. This clears it up for me: they made stuff up to suit their wicked ideals. Thanks again! I subscribed 😊💜

  • @robertkopp873
    @robertkopp873 Год назад +1

    ". Invited Apollo around for a dance and a dinner. ". Fascinating ... 😂😂😂

  • @revan552
    @revan552 Год назад +8

    "...perched on a foundation as strong and as logical as a bath made of cotton candy."
    This is my new favorite way to describe pseudo-academic nonsense. 🤣

  • @madeleinedarnoco5190
    @madeleinedarnoco5190 Год назад

    Thank you for sitting through all of the research to educate us on this ever important topic. Especially as a german, I really appreciate it!

  • @DogWalkerBill
    @DogWalkerBill Год назад +2

    Also, Robert E. Howard's Conan the Brbaian's background was based on mythology that was active at the time it was written.

  • @DGeffel15
    @DGeffel15 Год назад +7

    Thanks for putting all of that nazi fever dream together for us. If it helps to put you in a better mood, you could read a phone book and id be enthralled.

  • @paulinemoira8442
    @paulinemoira8442 Год назад +2

    Damn this was bat shit crazy. If this would have been the first time on your channel I probably wouldn't believe you. Oh my God!! This must have taken so much time and nerves. Thank you for your sacrifice!

    • @jasoncuculo7035
      @jasoncuculo7035 Год назад

      It all summed up at onces quite a shocking and outrageous shot of insanity!

  • @tetsubo57
    @tetsubo57 Год назад +3

    Have you looked into hollow earth mythology? The rabbit hole is literally deep.

  • @The_Cloth_Surgeon
    @The_Cloth_Surgeon Год назад +3

    Now we all know that the NAZI's were bonkers evil psychopaths...
    That line was perfection.

  • @gabbyn978
    @gabbyn978 Год назад +6

    O yes, the Stiftung Ahnenerbe. I once found a booklet in an antiquary shop, that was issued by that society, and bought it. Not because I thought that anything written in there had scientific value (except, maybe, if there is actually a discipline like historic political psychology), but I didn't want to see it fall into the hands of someone who would believe in that nonsense. I had a read, and found that it was not only tainted, it was pure mental poison.

  • @angiep2229
    @angiep2229 Год назад +1

    This is so fascinating and utterly bonkers. I really learn so much over here. Thank you!

  • @bimbocoven2982
    @bimbocoven2982 Год назад +6

    I’m drinking monster instead of tea. Is that okay??

    • @jacobhamilton2473
      @jacobhamilton2473 Год назад +1

      Usually a bad sign, but acceptable under the circumstances

  • @mch12311969
    @mch12311969 Год назад

    Wow, I appreciate all of the research that you put into this series, but boy was it dense, I am likely going to have to watch the whole thing again just to fully absorb it.

  • @abyssimus
    @abyssimus Год назад +2

    Amazing vid! I gather James Webb's The Occult Underground is a little outdated on some points but it goes into a lot of the nitty-gritty in the first few decades of the 20th century if one wants to know more about the links between Blavatsky and the Nazis.

  • @TheSilveryew
    @TheSilveryew 16 дней назад +1

    Commenting for the glorious algorithm

  • @rodrickhatton8636
    @rodrickhatton8636 Год назад

    I'm not sure how I stumbled onto your channel, BUT I'm glad I did!

  • @jaymevosburgh3660
    @jaymevosburgh3660 Год назад

    Started a fire while I listened with a warm drink. Snowy outside.
    Great video!

  • @morganculbertson2373
    @morganculbertson2373 Год назад +7

    I think one of the worst things Helena Blavatsky ever did was use the term race for her groups of people. Any analysis of the text really seems like she was trying to say a word like ages or time periods that her "races" happened to coincide with. It actually reads like a weird book on the evolution(both physical and spiritual) of human beings from like these spirit entities to what we are now. I mean if you read it the way I and a lot of people believe she intended it to, the idea of "Aryan" is not a racial group but instead applies to the entire human species of that time period. Aka our time period. So if reading her words more accurately, we are all Aryans. Whether you are of one ethnicity or another. Everyone om earth alive in this time period is an aryan and we will be replaced by another group of humans who will "evolve" from us into whatever they're gonna be. Now I don't believe all of this in the slightest, I've just done research. I'm just saying this to show that Helena Blavatsky wasn't like some proto nazi in disguise. The nazis just took her word "race" in her works and ran that whole idea as far as it could go. TLDR the nazis would literally take any pseudo-science bull shit they read and twisted it to fit their narrative of ethnic superiority. Even when the text itself said nothing of the sort

  • @clb32811
    @clb32811 4 месяца назад +1

    For the algorithm gods.... you're awesome 🎉

  • @dismurrart6648
    @dismurrart6648 Год назад +1

    It's always wild finding out the link between 2 seemingly unrelated things. My favorite part in the history of eugenics is when the Nordic people's migrated to India to pick up a justification for modern white people liking meditation.
    That was really considerate of the ancient nords

  • @Mehr.ariyan
    @Mehr.ariyan Год назад +3

    Aryan peoples lived in the plateau of Iran, and in addition to Avesta, in the Naqsh Rostam inscription in Persepolis, Iran, Darius the Great introduces himself as the son of a Persian and from the Aryan tribe. This is the only historical document in the world where a person directly calls himself an Aryan.

    • @keeya_ks
      @keeya_ks 5 месяцев назад

      Wrong the Vedas uses Arya in its texts and Sanskrit is ancient and we have a plenty of ancient texts

  • @aka99
    @aka99 Год назад +2

    Wow, i am here then. I am sure you put alot of reasearch in that topic! 😮👍

  • @MsLoila
    @MsLoila Год назад +1

    Very well researched and scholarly video indeed. Also your pronunciations were very cute. ❤❤.

  • @FrizbyFerrit
    @FrizbyFerrit Год назад +1

    Can also recommend "Hitler's Monsters". Many thanks to Cinzia for shinng a light on this tangled and batpoop crazy web of mythology, racism, and craziness.

  • @flashgordon6670
    @flashgordon6670 Год назад +1

    “Uh! I simply could not do a thing, quite as outlandish and gregarious, as have a drink whilst I give my talk, for fear of what might people think.”

  • @WredFawks
    @WredFawks Год назад +2

    I was so glad you showed where the uh... "German Government of 1930s" got their creation myth from. So hoping you continue that trend and well specifically how modern "spirit science" spirituality specifically came out of the "aryanist" antisemitic reading of Blavotsky/

  • @Kc-gf5uz
    @Kc-gf5uz Год назад +2

    Really brightens my day ❤️

  • @billyalarie929
    @billyalarie929 Год назад +1

    Is that you, doing all that typing and looking at the screen?
    It’s very soothing, actually.

  • @ComedicLetter
    @ComedicLetter Год назад +1

    In the words of Atun Shei Films (if I remember my source correctly): “it’s not that hard to go from ancient aliens to ancient aryans.”

  • @stantheoneandonly
    @stantheoneandonly Год назад

    This is a great summarization of an incredibly bizarre topic. I would suggest keeping this in mind when reviewing James Lindsey's / New Discourses's work.

  • @scholagladiatoria
    @scholagladiatoria 11 месяцев назад

    Great video! Thanks for all your work.

  • @QuaesitorDei
    @QuaesitorDei Год назад

    Excellent video. I mean wow! First RUclipsr I've actually felt like expanded on my knowledge of this subject. 😊

  • @holyfreak86
    @holyfreak86 Год назад +1

    HAVE to see this. Greetings Lady!

  • @liam3284
    @liam3284 Год назад +2

    To separate aryan and semetic, the former were identified with the SONS of NOAH. I died a little there, the insanity of the whole thing.

  • @The_Cloth_Surgeon
    @The_Cloth_Surgeon Год назад

    "Perched on a foundation as strong and as logical as a bath made of Cotton Candy" 🖤🖤🖤

  • @PongoXBongo
    @PongoXBongo Год назад

    It's great to hear the "true" history behind the Wolfenstein games.

  • @nannasbraindump6343
    @nannasbraindump6343 Год назад +1

    I love your voice. I love your attitude, especially in this video🤣 I have ADHD, and are absolutely amazed how you could research this topic. I would have just gotten even more angry at the nazis and just left it😅

  • @Talpiot8200
    @Talpiot8200 Год назад +2

    Meanwhile on the other side of the Atlantic the aristocratic oligarch class in America was obsessed with communism hermetic Gnosticism and Rousseau’s noble savage theory which is still preserved today by people like Klaus Schwab and the modern collegiate academic system

  • @tenebrousoul9368
    @tenebrousoul9368 Год назад +1

    Wow. That was impressive. Great job!

  • @WWZenaDo
    @WWZenaDo Год назад

    Thank you so much for putting yourself through all of this to produce a fascinating and highly relevant video. 🌹

  • @damejanea.macdonald2371
    @damejanea.macdonald2371 Год назад +2

    It was only scatty and incredibly hard to follow because the Nazi beliefs are scatty and incredibly hard to follow. You did your best to insert logical order in a place bereft of it.

  • @Ppppftt
    @Ppppftt 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great work, subscribed.

  • @betbeatrix
    @betbeatrix Год назад

    12:45 that's interesting... we still learn about that theory in school (at least in my country - Poland)

  • @themtbrowns
    @themtbrowns Год назад

    Here in Montana USA, the word Thule is pronounced T'hool, with a soft "h".
    We've never been able to speak properly in the US!

  • @Gealaiche
    @Gealaiche Год назад

    Well done Cinzia as complex as that was it kept me riveted.......Really could do with a stiff drink though

  • @paganjoe1
    @paganjoe1 Год назад

    I know how dense and infuriating this topic and others like it can be. Thank you for the deep dive. It was great!

  • @Imjustarichgirl
    @Imjustarichgirl Год назад

    Thanks for the information. Who doesn’t love knowledge?

  • @Tomas-gw6rd
    @Tomas-gw6rd Год назад

    Might want to look at the different "entertainer's secret" type recipes for vocal work.

  • @winterburden
    @winterburden Год назад +1

    Thanks for this fascinating Atlantis video! 😱

  • @johntorvik1995
    @johntorvik1995 Год назад

    I enjoyed your lecture, hugely
    A pleasant way to spend my morning. I enjoyed your company

  • @ImCalebRosengard
    @ImCalebRosengard Год назад +1

    I absolutely love your channel

  • @realmchat6665
    @realmchat6665 Год назад

    Fascinating and well presented historical info - well done and ty.