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Sebottendorff disappeared from Munich. He eventually returned to Istanbul, and then made his way to Mexico. He reappeared in Munich in 1933, hoping to revive Thule, but by that time the NSDAP he had helped to launch was doing very well without him. Some of the other Thule members were now in a position to implement what they had learned at those meetings on Saturdays at the Vier Jahreszeiten. Eventually, the NSDAP assumed the power to come near to destroying Europe. That power, Rene Alleau observed, derived from one source: ...
It is certainly not for everyone. A great effort of will is necessary. So is courage. It is not possible to get anywhere by moving haphazardly from one stage to the next. One must observe the strictest protocol and techniques. For this, of course, the services of a master are absolutely indispensable. Demons lie in wait everywhere, and the journey is most perilous. Sebottendorff taught: Once come to the end of our training, we sense our terrestrial body becoming more and more a stranger to us. We cross beyond it.
The group, however, was not successful. Pohl, despite his concern with the binding cement of brotherhood, managed to quarrel with everyone. The war put the finishing touches on its defeat. O. « The childish play of ritual and ceremony in the Orden wearied the members. .. Pohl seemed to think that the banquets were the chief thing. . Between 1914 and 1918 the Orden was inactive, because most of its members were at the front. Of the known members, only Theodor Fritsch, the »grand old man« of German anti-Semitism, achieved lasting recognition.