Nazism

:The term "National Socialism" has been used in self-description by a number of different political groups and ideologies, some of which have no connection with the Nazis; see National socialism (disambiguation).

"Holy sites"

As, especially after World War II, Nazism became for many of its followers a spiritual path akin to a religion, it naturally had some sites of pilgrimage, which one might call "holy sites". Savitri Devi visited many of them during her pilgrimage in 1953.

Related Topics:
Savitri Devi - Her pilgrimage

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• Berchtesgaden, home of the Berghof.
• Braunau am Inn, birthplace of Adolf Hitler.
• Feldherrnhalle, site of, the end of, the failed Munich Putsch
• Leonding, where the parents of Adolf Hitler were buried.
• Linz, where Hitler went to school.
• Landsberg am Lech, where Hitler was imprisoned.
• Nuremberg, site of the enormous Nazi rallies.
• Wewelsburg, headquarters of the SS.
• Wunsiedel, burial site of Rudolf Hess.

Devi also visited some sites, as part of her pilgrimage, not directly connected to Nazism, but of Germanic spiritual, or German national significance:

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• Externsteine, pre-christian formation
• Hermannsdenkmal, statue of Germany's national hero Arminius the Cheruscan

Source: http://library.flawlesslogic.com/devi_bio.htm

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