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Vril Society II - Attempting Academia

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The Vril Society II was a secret society that attempted to infiltrate academia in the early 20th century. The society was founded by a group of German occultists who believed that they could use their psychic powers to control the world.

Vril Society II: Attempting Academia

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The Vril Society II was responsible for a number of strange and disturbing incidents, including the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the outbreak of World War I. The society was eventually disbanded after the war, but its members continued to meet in secret for many years.

Origins of the Vril Society II

The Vril Society II was founded in 1919 by a group of German occultists who had been members of the original Vril Society. The original Vril Society had been founded in 1871 by Karl Haushofer, a German general and occultist. Haushofer believed that the Vril Society could use its psychic powers to create a new world order.

The Vril Society II was led by a group of occultists who called themselves the "Seven Wise Men." The Seven Wise Men believed that they could use their psychic powers to control the world. They also believed that they could create a new race of superhumans who would rule the world.

The Vril Society II and Academia

The Vril Society II attempted to infiltrate academia in order to spread its ideas and recruit new members. The society established a number of front organizations, including the Thule Society and the German Society for Metaphysics. The Vril Society II also published a number of books and articles that promoted its ideas.

The Vril Society II was successful in recruiting a number of academics to its cause. These academics included Hermann Wirth, a German historian and occultist; Rudolf Steiner, a German philosopher and occultist; and Walther Rathenau, a German industrialist and politician.

The Vril Society II and the Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

The Vril Society II was responsible for the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary in 1914. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was the trigger that led to the outbreak of World War I.

The Vril Society II believed that the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand would lead to the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the creation of a new world order. The society also believed that the assassination would help to bring about the ظهور of a new race of superhumans.

The Vril Society II and World War I

The Vril Society II played a role in the outbreak of World War I. The society's members used their psychic powers to influence the decisions of world leaders. They also used their psychic powers to create propaganda that promoted the war.

The Vril Society II believed that World War I would lead to the collapse of the old world order and the creation of a new world order. The society also believed that the war would help to bring about the ظهور of a new race of superhumans.

The Disbanding of the Vril Society II

The Vril Society II was disbanded after the end of World War I. The society's members were discredited and many of them were arrested. However, the society's ideas continued to circulate and they continue to influence occultists and conspiracy theorists today.

The Vril Society II was a secret society that attempted to infiltrate academia in the early 20th century. The society was responsible for a number of strange and disturbing incidents, including the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the outbreak of World War I. The society was eventually disbanded after the war, but its members continued to meet in secret for many years.

Vril Society II: Attempting Academia

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