Spandau Mystery

The end of World War II precipitated more intrigue and struggle for power than the war itself. Two of the most colorful figures in this intrigue were General George S. Patton and Hitler’s deputy, Rudolph Hess.

General Patton was killed as a result of a dubious accident, the mystery of which has never been solved and has been magnified by government refusal to declassify the file on the investigation of his death.

Far more conspicuous and powerful was Rudolph Hess, Deputy Fuhrer of Germany, who flew to England in 1941 as an envoy of peace and was imprisoned for life and suspiciously killed just before his imminent release.

The current of intrigue and power which permeated these two individuals and led to their downfall was the same current which led to a repatriazation of the U.S. Government and an undermining of a constitutional government that is run by and for the people.

Patton and Hess wore different uniforms, but they both shared common interests destined to link them in the strangest of ways. These included a strong hatred of communists and, more importantly, a strong interest in and belief in the occult. What is little known and completely unsuspected, however, is that both had within their grasp a force so powerful that, if properly harnessed, it might raise the ancient civilization of Atlantis itself. It was for this power that both were killed and so begins our mystery.