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David Perkins: Hitler's Astrologer

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“The most chilling Nazi weapon in World War II turned out to be so dark and sinister, even when captured by the Allies it remained top secret—until now.” How did Hitler’s war machine always seem to be one step ahead of England and France in the opening years of World War II? Germany occupied Norway in April 1940 just two days before the British planned to. In May, after being totally outwitted and out maneuvered in the conquest of France, rumors filtered back into British High Command that more than German precision military planning was responsible for these successes. The Wehrmacht had somehow tapped the dark forces of the occult under their command!

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“Yes, sir.”

“And Milena…”

The young girl reacts in surprise. Never has she heard him utter her name before.

Be neat this time. It’s said Moretti’s blood was all over the inspector’s hallway in Trieste. “Please, use poison, or at least make it look like an accident this time.”

“Yes, sir.”

The girl dipped her head in thanks and gratitude as if this was one of the few sales she had this day, then gave him the mixed bundle of flowers chosen.

“I love you.” She whispered as the Count entered the front door across the street. Like many who worked for the Count, she was completely devoted to her boss, and would kill for him should he request it, which he had done on several occasions.

The Count would never know of her love for him, but he could image her gratitude of being saved from a life of prostitution from one of the most abusive houses in Warsaw where he bought her. It is this type of gratitude that instills devotion, a characteristic the Count demanded, in order to fulfill the types of jobs his ‘employees’ did for him.

As with so many schemes throughout the ages in history devised by the Hoogerwoerd family, this assignment for the dark haired beautiful Polish girl would affect most of the populations within six European countries, yet will never show up in the history books. It would not be until December 22, 1941 at the three week conference named Arcadia in Washington D.C. where Roosevelt, Churchill and their advisors met that the effects of this particular example of the Count’s cunning would bear fruit. Yet in only three weeks after young Milena fulfilled her assignment, the Count would be the only one left alive who had any knowledge or connection with the scheme she was a key player.

Even those who loved the Count were expendable.

* * * “…make sure everything is ready for our guest.”

Captain Best Payne was fluent in German, but pretended not to understand a word.

“Has the Luftwaffe been informed of the speed and course of the drop plane?”

“Ja, Herr Schellenberg.”

“And the other one…?” Schellenberg asked while looking around. “There were two infiltrators seen.”

One of the soldiers pointed his rifle at the lifeless body of Sergeant Stephen F. Riley, still lying on his stomach. The dead 22 year old had his eyes still open and a pool of blood was still forming around his head.

“Well,” Schellenberg spoke perfect English, “it seems we have some matters to discuss, don’t we?”

“That we may, general. Now ’ow about that cigarette?”

“In good time, Captain, in good time.” Schellenberg’s stressing Payne’s rank was disturbing. It suggested he already knew everything about the two British infiltrators and their mission. Payne’s mind began racing through every possible person involved his getting here to determine the traitor or double agent.

“Call Schartz,” Schellenberg snapped to a Lieutenant, “tell them we will be there shortly and make sure everything is ready for our guest.” Again a hint they were expecting Payne.

“Jawohl!”

Schellenberg then looked around the landscape with a beam of satisfaction.

“I believe our work is finished here.”

* * * “…the 16th Century text in front of him”

“Coincidence?” Goebbels grabbed the paper back. “Nein, nein! Look at the year when you add up the figures he gave… it comes up to 1939!”

“It is truly amazing…” Bettina remarked while gliding around the desk, “that anyone who lived so long ago could see the beginning of this war so clearly.” Her stress on the word ‘beginning’ was put with the hope he would share with her what he must have know if he had the beginning: the prediction for the end of this war. But her boss either did not see, or did not want to take the hint and instead changed the subject.

“Do you have a ride home?”

“Yes, thank-you.” The question told her several things: one, he would not be driving her home tonight, two, he was tired, and three, he was tired of her.

Bettina still wanted to know what the prediction said as to when the war was supposedly going to end, so she threw out a more direct hint.

“Herr Minister,” she whispered while walking to the chair to get her sweater, “if Herr Nostradamus was so precise in seeing the start of the war, do you think the year he gave as the end of the war will also be accurate?” She hoped asking this while slipping back into her sweater in a sexy fashion would make the question at least appear intimate. Secret information not shared with generals sometimes was shared with a secret lover; after all, she already knew many of the things kept from the German High Command as well as lurid details even the highest members of the Nazi Party did not know.

“That might be…” Goebbels eyes were now engulfed in another document before him. The distance in his voice revealed he was not really listening to her and she was finished for the day – and night.

Bettina now had her sweater on and was holding the papers she would have reading for tomorrow’s meeting.

“Will there be anything else, Herr Minister?”

She stood and spoke with the same professional manner as she usually did during the day, when the office was filled with a steady stream of Nazi personnel, generals, informants, and other assorted dignitaries and visitors.

“Nein, Fraulein.”

“Then goodnight, Herr Minister.”

Bettina left the room without realizing some of the very files she was holding had the answer to her questions.

Goebbels did not look up as Bettina went through the huge double doors. His mind was on the 16th Century text in front of him:

Sept fois changer verrez gent Britiannique,

Taintz en sang deux, nonnte an,

Franche non point par appuy Germanique,

Aries double son pole Bastarnan.

(Actual Nostradamus verse, translated:)

During the course of 290 years,

Britain would change its ruling dynasty seven times. (It did.)

Then, Aries (war) will come between Germany and another Germanic tribe,

The Bastarnan (a tribe living east of the Oder River, present day Poland),

Who will be protected by Britain. (Poland did have a treaty with Britain)

- Nostradamus, Century III, Quatrain 57

Author’s note: when 290 years are added to the planetary aspects Nostradamus spoke of in the year 1649, one would arrive at the year 1939 – the actual year war broke out between Germany & Poland.

* * * “Ready?”

His deep, dark set eyes were what most people who met Karl Ernst remembered him by. It is also what attracted his wife to him.

“The train leaves at 15:30.”

Their inner understanding existed at the moment of their first meeting in Prague. From that moment on, what little conversation they had was simply to relay what changes the outside world would have on them, and what they would do to adapt to it. The inner matters were already understood, lifetimes ago.

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