The book offers a detailed exploration of the Third Reich's history, highlighting the Nazi movement's origins in 1920s Germany and culminating in the Nuremberg trials post-World War II. It delves into the manipulative tactics and deceit employed by the Nazis, focusing on their leader, an Austrian corporal, who orchestrated a global conflict. Additionally, it presents psychological profiles of key Nazi figures, examining the character flaws that led to their horrific actions, all while showcasing the devastating impact on millions worldwide.
Charles Manson was the illegitimate child of a teenage prostitute; in 1969, on his orders, eight people were hacked to death in an orgy of violence. Ted Bundy had the power to charm women. With his arm in a fake sling, he used to ask them to help him get his sailboat down off his car, but first they had to go to his house ... Joanna Dennehy stabbed her lover Kevin Lee in the heart, dressed him in a black sequin dress, and dumped him in a ditch. To celebrate, she played Britney Spears' 'Oops ... I Did It Again' down her phone and then helped torch Lee's Ford Mondeo. Serial killers are the ultimate outlaws. They step outside not just the law but all human norms. They are fascinating because they are almost impossible to understand. It's comforting to know that all the serial killers featured here are now either dead or behind bars. Nevertheless, this book is not for people of a nervous disposition.
From tribal magic and shamanism, through the work of WB Yeats and Aleister Crowley, to black magic rituals and New Age nihilists, The Dark History of the Occult asks whether "satanic forces" are simply the emergence of the dark side of human nature, or whether we really have something to fear—namely, evil?Black magic murders, Satanic sex cults and demonic possession are the diabolical practices that grab tabloid headlines and reinforce the myth that evil and an unhealthy obsession with the occult are to blame for our increasingly violent society. But is the truth even more dark and disturbing? What evidence is there that evil entities can possess human beings and force them to commit horrific murders?In this fully illustrated hardcover volume, occult expert Paul Roland traces the history of the Black Arts back to uncover profane rituals, infernal ceremonies and demonic invocations. He explores the origins of our beliefs in devils and demons, and how the early Church created the cult of witchcraft to justify the persecution of followers of 'the old religion.'
The collection features 14 short stories showcasing the unique voice of an emerging talent in macabre fiction. Each tale explores disturbing homicidal urges, blending dark humor with unexpected twists. The stories promise to captivate readers with their eerie themes and unsettling characters, making for a thrilling and thought-provoking experience.
Exploring the unsettling presence of 21st-century spirits, this book presents chilling true stories and firsthand accounts of hauntings in contemporary settings like cities and shopping malls. Paul Roland uncovers disturbing evidence that restless spirits are not limited to historic locations but are actively communicating through modern technology. Readers will encounter eerie tales, including a legal battle with a ghostly inhabitant, a deceased pilot's intervention during a crisis, and a murder victim's return to seek justice.
Remarkable Stories of People Who Recall Past Lives
224 pages
8 hours of reading
Exploring the concept of rebirth, this book presents intriguing accounts of individuals recalling their past lives. It features stories of children who recognize deceased relatives, sisters recalling their deaths, and a man who vividly remembers his existence as a Confederate colonel during the American Civil War. Through these captivating narratives, the author examines the mysteries of reincarnation, offering insights into how these memories can shape our understanding of identity and existence.
Focusing on the psychological profiles of key figures in the Nazi regime, this exposé delves into the lives of infamous individuals like Goering, Goebbels, and Himmler. Author Paul Roland offers a unique perspective on World War II history by utilizing extensive files maintained by the Allies, revealing intriguing facts and unexpected details about these notorious personalities. This examination provides a deeper understanding of the motivations and behaviors that shaped the Third Reich and its leaders.
