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Michael Baigent

    February 27, 1948 – June 17, 2013

    Michael Baigent was a New Zealand-born author and researcher focused on speculative history and mysticism. His work delved into the mysteries of religious traditions and hidden societies. Baigent brought a deep understanding of psychology and religious experience to his writing, offering readers captivating and provocative insights. His literary contribution lies in his ability to connect historical enigmas with psychological depth.

    Michael Baigent
    The messianic legacy
    Secret Germany: Stauffenberg and the True Story of Operation Valkyrie
    Secret Germany
    The Temple and The Lodge
    Racing Toward Armageddon
    Astrology in Ancient Mesopotamia
    • Astrology in Ancient Mesopotamia

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
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      A detailed study of the earliest forms of astrology in Mesopotamia and their far-reaching hermetic influences from the Renaissance to the present day číst celé

      Astrology in Ancient Mesopotamia
    • Racing Toward Armageddon

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Bestselling author Michael Baigent delves into the actions of religious extremists aiming to accelerate apocalyptic events in Jerusalem. The narrative uncovers the complex interplay between faith, power, and prophecy, revealing how these groups manipulate religious beliefs to pursue their agenda. Through meticulous research, Baigent examines historical and contemporary figures involved in this phenomenon, shedding light on the potential consequences for the world and the intricate connections between religion and geopolitics.

      Racing Toward Armageddon
    • The Temple and The Lodge

      • 416 pages
      • 15 hours of reading
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      Charts the birth of Freemasonry through the survival of Templar traditions, currents of European thought, the mystery surrounding Rosslyn chapel, and an elite cadre of aristocrats attached as personal bodyguards to the French king. This book reveals its contribution to the fostering of tolerance, progressive values and cohesion in English society.

      The Temple and The Lodge
    • Secret Germany

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      By July of 1944, the Third Reich's days were numbered. Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, a general staff insider with open eyes (and access to the F?hrer), was convinced that assassinating Hitler was the only way to prevent the destruction of the Fatherland and the deaths of millions. On July 20, he hid a bomb-stuffed briefcase at a high-level meeting. The explosion tore through the room, but a table leg spared Hitler from the blast. The result was a witch hunt, a wave of executions, and a further pointless year of war. Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh deliver ... [a] definitive portrait of the anti-Nazi movement (called "Secret Germany") that almost killed Hitler

      Secret Germany
    • Exploring a hidden aspect of World War II, this book reveals the existence of a secret enemy of Hitler and the intricate plot to assassinate him. The authors, known for their previous bestselling works, delve into historical conspiracies and the shadowy figures involved in this daring scheme, blending meticulous research with compelling narrative to uncover a lesser-known chapter of the war. The book promises to challenge established historical narratives and provoke thought about the lengths to which individuals will go to change the course of history.

      Secret Germany: Stauffenberg and the True Story of Operation Valkyrie
    • Hailed as "one of the more controversial books of the 20th century," (UPI) Holy Blood, Holy Grail rocked the very foundation of Christianity. Now four more years of research have uncovered shocking material -- and its earthshaking consequences... Here is the book that reveals the answers to these intriguing, potentially explosive questions. Utilizing the same meticulous research that catapulted their first book onto the bestseller lists, the authors again bring an enlightening message of truth -- and urgent importance -- to Christians and non-Christians the world over. Book jacket.

      The messianic legacy
    • The Inquisition

      • 336 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
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      After the Albigensian Crusade against the Cathars of south-west France in 1208, a Spanish monk took up the cudgels by establishing a kind of secret police to ferret out heresy. Thus began the infamous Inquisition. This title tells the story, taking it on into the 19th century and showing how the Vatican attempted to establish new authorities. schovat popis

      The Inquisition
    • Ancient Traces

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
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      This text discusses 20 mysteries which challenge our accepted view of history. Topics covered were there ancient contacts between Europe and America?; could Atlantis have existed?; the true age of the great pyramid; was there a worldwide catastrophe around 10,000 BC?

      Ancient Traces
    • The Dead Sea Scrolls Deception

      • 400 pages
      • 14 hours of reading
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      The Dead Sea Scrolls were found in caves 20 miles east of Jerusalem in 1947 and 1956. Now Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh claim that many ancient manuscripts, which may offer a new account of the origins of Christianity, have remained hidden.

      The Dead Sea Scrolls Deception
    • The Elixir And The Stone

      • 454 pages
      • 16 hours of reading
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      The authors trace the history of this intriguing and all-encompassing philosophy - which has much in common with contemporary holistic thought - charting its origin in the Egyptian mysteries, and demonstrating how it continued to exercise enormous influence through the magicians and magi of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.

      The Elixir And The Stone