If an Illuminati exists, then Basil Zaharoff was surely part of it, and if he wasn’t, he should have been. In the course of his long life (1849-1936), he garnered some 300 honours from thirty-one nations including two British knighthoods. […]
Richard Spence
The Magus Was A Spy: Aleister Crowley and the Curious Connections Between Intelligence and the Occult
In Magick Without Tears, Aleister Crowley observed a fundamental similarity between the “Secret Chiefs,” the invisible and inaccessible Masters to whom he professed obedience, and “Captain A. and Admiral B. of the Naval Intelligence Service.” Both, he noted, “keep in […]
Erik Jan Hanussen: Hitler’s Jewish Psychic
From New Dawn Special Issue Vol 8 No 3 (June 2014) On the morning of 7 April 1933, south of Berlin, workmen came upon a grisly discovery. Near the road that linked the German capital to the town of Baruth […]
Perfidious Albion: An Introduction to the Secret History of the British Empire
From New Dawn Special Issue 11 (Mar 2010) Perfidious Albion – “Treacherous England,” “Faithless England,” or, if you prefer, “Dirty, Low-down, Sneaky England” – is commonly assumed to derive from the French La Perfide Albion. The epithet’s best known appearance […]
The Mysteries of Trebitsch-Lincoln: Con-man, Spy, ‘Counter-Initiate’?
From New Dawn 116 (Sept-Oct 2009) Whatever else may be said about Ignatius Timothy Trebitsch-Lincoln, few can match his resume. He started life in Hungary in 1879 as plain Ignacz Trebitsch, the son of a prosperous orthodox Jewish family. He […]