Adolf Hitler: Der letzte Avatar

by Miguel Serrano

The book's title derives from the Hindu conception of a divine incarnation, and the author considers that incarnation to be that announced by Adolf Hitler, who already made his radiant appearance and who must one day return along with his Last Battalion.

Genres: Philosophy, Politics, Occult, Mythology, Nonfiction

651 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

Chilean diplomat and explorer. Serrano is one of the most important authors of esoteric Hitlerism, claiming that Aryan white people originated from an extra-terrestial visitors.

Serrano held various ambassadorial posts for Chile in 1953-1970.

Originally embracing Marxism and writing for left-wing journals, he became quickly disillusioned with Communism. In 1939 he publicy himself with the Chilean party Vanguardia Popular Socialista and started writing for their journal "Trabajo" .

Reviews

[Samira Elytess · Rating 5 out of 5]

Miguel's authentic and bold spirit is poured over every page. I love how he says things AS IS! The man has Golden Balls!
I can see why some of the Jews befriended him and invited him to places. As he says he was known as "an open enemy" and they respected that.

It was refreshing to read a book in which the author gives the other side of Hitler's account as a person who became awakened to the Truth about our world and wanted to destroy the zionist enemy. He realized the prison Matrix and the Agent Smiths(Zionist Jews) working to keep sheeple (unawakened divine souls and Robots/NPCs) in servitude and ignorance as they get life brownie points for serving their Demiurge Master in exchange for women, sex, money, power and enjoying a great Material life.

My complaint is that the book could have been edited and omitted a lot of repetitive concepts or sentences.I read the first 400 pages and had to skim through a lot of passages.
Perhaps the book could have been divided into mini books as it mostly covers esoteric teachings than talking about Hitler. The parts about the north pole, astral body, and rune stones were mind blowing and also Carl Jung's favorable view on Hitler and his mission in the world.

The book gave me new pair of EYES!
(You can find the pdf book for free online)

[Jonathan Duque · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesante perspectiva, pero muy dogmática. También hay partes del libro que contradicen a otras.

[Leonard Bracker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ich habe in etwa die Hälfte durch. Bin seit Jahrzehnten am recherchieren und informiere mich über alles. Durch dieses Buch fügt sich gerade sehr viel zusammen. Von daher ein Megabuch und absolute Leseempfehlung. Teilweise etwas schwierig wenn Serrano neue Begriffe oder nicht-geläufige Begriffe einführt, aber insgesamt eine Leseempfehlung. Zumindestens für jeden der gerade an Zeitgeschichte interessiert ist. Ich lebe auch in Deutschland und versuche alles umzusetzen. Verrückt. Genial. Schön.

ENGLISCH
I'm about halfway through. I have been researching and finding out about everything for decades. This book brings a lot together right now. Hence a mega book and absolute reading recommendation. Sometimes a bit difficult when Serrano introduces new terms or unfamiliar terms, but overall a reading recommendation. At least for everyone who is currently interested in contemporary history. I also live in Germany and try to implement everything. Crazy. Brilliant. Nice.

[Aleksandar Sarkic · Rating 4 out of 5]

Controversial book, controversial read, controversial author, but i must admit to some degree i have really enjoyed this book, it took me long to read it as a whole, i have read in small degrees when i found time for 1 year. What is very interesting to me is that Miguel Serrano was an ambassador for Chile in my Country Yugoslavia for some years in the 60's , he was diplomat of a career with so many contacts in his life, but after finish it he started writing about the themes and things which captivated him for his whole life, mysticism and occult mixed with his nazi ideologies and view that Hitler was messiah for aryan race, we can see influences in his work from Satiri Devi and earlier theosophical writers like Helena Petrovna Blavatsky. There are some intersting ideas in this book, especially if you are interested in gnostic views which are the basis of Serrano views, also interesting idea that Lucifer is a leader of good forces against the dark forces of Demiurge (Jehovah). His hatred for the Jews and love for the Hitler is just in some time ridicilous but this is very interesting read if you are interested in mystical themes.

[Alex Oliveira · Rating 1 out of 5]

Miguel Serrano's racism and egomaniacal personality are evident in this book.

I find it interesting how he praises Savitri Devi, yet her writings contradict his in some key aspects of his ideology.

Overall, his writing style did not please me, and I was tempted to drop the book many times.

[Don G. · Rating 5 out of 5]

half-read

[Mike MD · Rating 5 out of 5]

Epic....