Illuminatti

by Paul H. Koch

In 1776, a little-known person, Adam Wejshaupt, founded a secret society called the Illuminati. Based in Baveria, this sect has existed for the past three centuries. But who are they exactly? And what will be their effect on the future of humanity.

Paul H. Koch's research, which includes conspiracies and Illuminati-influenced personalities such as Goethe, Mozart, and Herder is a perfect non-fiction companion to Dan Brown's Angels and Demons.

Genres: Nonfiction, History

Paperback

First published December 30, 2004

About the author

Paul H. Koch is a German historian and author, born in Hamburg in 1953. He is known for his expertise in social and group dynamics, with a particular focus on secret societies and their historical influence. His works often delve into topics such as the Illuminati and similar organizations, exploring their impact on history and culture. Among his notable publications are Illuminati (2004) and La Historia Oculta del Mundo (2007), which discuss hidden histories and secretive societal behaviors.

Reviews

[Arthur macias · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book "illuminaty " by Paul h. koch. is about the most secret society in the world founded by Adam Wejshaupt, besed in baveria. this society started since the revolutionary french war and world wars. this was simply a group of people members of the illuminati included Mozart o Herder now in the present people believe that the illuminati is ran by the media industry and it involves selling your soul to gain fame. but its simply a sign that means you have power. tne thing i didn't like about this book is that it was kind of difficult to actually understand it at least for me it was but it was really interesting to know more about this society im a person that is really into music and hearing people around me saying that they sell their souls to gain fame makes me thing for a moment, i would recommend this book to someone who is a good reader and that likes to expand their knowledge and know more about the illuminati back then and the illuminati now.

[Eva · Rating 4 out of 5]

Muy bueno, realmente me gustó. Da muchos información sobre fechas, datos curiosos y el orden en el que está escrito es perfecto, bien organizado sin perder detalles.

[Vicente Mulero Carbonell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fascinante y bien documentado

[David P · Rating 3 out of 5]

Básicamente es un libro que repasa los grandes acontecimientos políticos, sociales, económicos, etc de los últimos 250 años (como son las revoluciones francesa y rusa, las guerras mundiales, los conflictos en Israel, el 11-S, crisis económicas, asesinatos de Kennedy o Martin Luther King, elecciones presidenciales de EEUU...) y deja caer que en todos ellos hubo cierta mano conspiranoica: la de los Illuminati (o mejor dicho las sociedades secretas que han ido surgiendo a su imagen y semejanza a lo largo de los años). ¿Qué hay de verdad en todo esto? Pues más allá de que algunas teorías están cogidas con pinzas y otras parecen más verosímiles, todo queda a interpretación del lector.

[Joel Saa'C · Rating 5 out of 5]

10/10.

[Diego Andres · Rating 4 out of 5]

Un libro que deja muchas incógnitas y muchas dudas. Interesante lectura cuya veracidad queda a discreción del lector.

[Elizabeth Hay · Rating 5 out of 5]

********** 10 Estrellas.
Sin palabras, este libro abre tu mente y tus ojos. Creo que debería ser de obligada lectura. Gracias Paul Koch, cualquiera sea tu nombre.

[José Luis · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesante recopilación de sociedades ocultas aparte de, por supuesto los Illuminati.
Con gran profusión de datos, invita a seguir indagando y profundizando en muchos de los casos que expone.

[Jesus Cruz · Rating 5 out of 5]

Me encantó el libro, está balanceado entre "lo que se sabe" y lo que podemos creer, si te gusta la teoría de la conspiración, este libro trae mucho balance a las ideas que hay en el aire y en internet y dan una idea coherente de cual es el gran escenario.
Saludos!

[Moazzammir]

i nend to read this book

[João · Rating 3 out of 5]

meh, um bocadinho melhor que o Dan Brown... mas pouco.