The Third Reich is often called the occult Reich. The leadership of Nazi Germany paid great attention to various secret societies, magicians and alchemists who influenced the ideology and functioning of the Nazi party. How did Hitler's acquaintance with the philosopher Albert Schuller influence Nazi ideology? How were the Templars and Cathars connected to the Nazis? What were the German Order and the Union of the Good and why did their members become Nazis? Why didn't the alchemist Franz Thousand become a Nazi sponsor? How long have the Nazi elite been fooled by charlatans and swindlers? A well-known expert on the history of the Third Reich, Andrei Vasilchenko, answers these questions and talks about the most mysterious societies and organizations of Hitler's Germany and their leaders. A unique study about the most little-known side of the life of the Third Reich, prepared on the basis of foreign archives and sources, allowing us to trace the relationship between Nazism and the occult.