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The Cult Dossier · No. 034 · Racial / Nationalist
Thule Society and Ariosophy
Thule-Gesellschaft; Ordo Novi Templi; Guido von List Society
1907 – 1935 · Vienna, Munich
IV. THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY
Occult-racial religion feeding a political movement
### Who led it
### What it worshipped and taught
### Who was in it
### How it ended, or where it stands
### The dead
### Of note
### Its timeline
- 1905 Lanz publishes Theozoology; Ostara magazine follows in 1905–1917.
- 1908 Guido von List Society founded in Vienna.
- 17 August 1918 Sebottendorf founds the Thule Society in Munich as a cover name for the Germanenorden.
- 5 January 1919 The German Workers' Party, later the NSDAP, is founded by Thule-linked men Drexler and Harrer.
- 30 April 1919 Communist Räterepublik forces seize and execute seven Thule members in Munich — a propaganda gift to the far right.
- 1 July 1935 Himmler founds the AHNENERBE, an SS research bureau for Germanic prehistory, later notorious for the Tibet expedition of 1938–39 and, under Wolfram Sievers and August Hirt, for lethal human experiments at Natzweiler and Dachau.
- 1937–1941 Hitler bans occult orders, Freemasonry and astrology; Hess's flight to Britain in May 1941 triggers the Hess Aktion against occultists.
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