Tibet, like a magnet, attracted the leaders of the Third Reich. It was the most inaccessible, most mysterious and at the same time the most alien country in Asia for Europeans. Following the greatest philosopher I. Kant, the Nazis believed that Tibet would become “a shelter for the human race for a time and after the final greatest revolution on our Earth.” In 1938–1939 The famous expedition of Ernst Schäfer was sent to Tibet under the patronage of the Reichsführer SS. For many decades, all information about this expedition was classified as “Top Secret”. And, indeed, there was something to hide... In the book by A.B. Vasilchenko for the first time in Russian publishes the full report of E. Schaefer “The Secrets of Tibet” and clarifies many of the blind spots of the “occult” history of the Third Reich.