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
From New Dawn 105 (Nov-Dec 2007) 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 […]
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 […]