Maureen shay jun 2026 (2 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - What if the history of the occult is not a collection of fairy tales but a trail of real power, real fear, and real consequences For centuries, secret societies pulled strings behind the scenes of world history. Witch trials executed thousands across Europe and America. Occult practices shaped the beliefs of kings, popes, and presidents. The line between religion, magic, and political control was far thinner than anyone dared to admit. The Dark History of the Occult cuts through mythology and sensationalism to examine what actually happened when occult movements collided with society. From the secret rituals of the Knights Templar to the rise of Aleister Crowley, from the witch-hunting manuals that justified mass execution to the occult obsessions that influenced Nazi ideology, this book traces the full arc of humanity's most dangerous hidden tradition. You will discover the real origins of Freemasonry and what its founders actually believed. You will read about the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and the famous minds it attracted. You will learn how fear of the occult was weaponized to eliminate political enemies and religious minorities throughout history. This is not a book about fantasy. It is an investigation into the dark corners of recorded history that most textbooks leave out.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - In the summer of 1919, the streets of America ran red.From the ashes of World War I, Black veterans returned home proud, emboldened, and determined to claim the rights they'd fought for abroad. But the nation they returned to bristled with fear. As African Americans migrated northward, asserted political agency, and defended themselves against racial violence, white America responded with coordinated terror, lynchings, and riots.Blood and Fire: The Spark That Lit Red Summer captures the combustible mix of racial tension, economic anxiety, and political paranoia that exploded into one of the most violent and transformative periods in American history. James G. Edwards II takes readers deep into the causes and consequences of Red Summer, spotlighting the courage of Black communities who chose resistance over retreat.This is not just the story of a violent season-it's the untold beginning of a revolution.…