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that didn’t help me too much to understand the occult meaning of his mission, even if I
intuited a lot. But I didn’t see my taufpate again until 1940. Naturally, during the Judgement of
Nuremberg in 1945/46, Rudolph was interrogated by the hypocrite allies’ judges and, of course,
he didn’t say a word about the Grail or King Arthur. Whereas he spoke a lot about the
brainwashing and the treatments with drugs to which they were submitted by the English:

«…As is logic, I thought continuously in what explanation could have the monstruous
behavior of the people around me. I excluded the possibility that they were criminals, due to,
socially, they caused very good impression. And, on the other hand, their past also contradicted
that imposition».
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«Then I thought in the idea that those persons had been hipnotized, although I ignored
then that the possibility to produce a state of hypnotism so intense and durable existed. I
manifested with honesty this suspicion to the commandant F., who, evidently took it as a
funny joke. He said that he and all the rest who were around me were absolutely normal and
that, for disgrace, I was victim of autosuggestion».
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«My headache continued endlessly. I insisted to feign that I had lost the memory. I
learnt from my mistakes. I supposed that I shouldn’t recognize the persons that I had seen
more than fourteen days before, even being medics who had been many years with me. It can
be deducted from that what terrible poison they gave me, a poison for which there was no
antidote…»
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«Soon I didn’t commit more mistakes. I passed through the tests such as the sudden
apparition of people that I met before, and I feigned to not recognize them, although I was in a
state of hypnotical dream. I had to be alert day and night. Finally I had to be imprisoned to
respond falsely to the questions, even in dreams, persisting to feign the loss of memory».
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«In April 19 of 1945 the Brigadier General Dr. Rees came to see me again. He tried to
convince me again that as my conclusions as my sufferings were mere consequence of my
obsessive manias. I interrupted him - affirming that his words were worthless because I knew
what was happening. Meanwhile I had acquired new convictions that justified my suspicions.
The abominable atrocities that, during the Boer Wars, the English perpetrated in women and
children in the concentration camps could be also attributed to the chemical secret
substance».
«The Brigadier General Rees reflected some instants with sinister expression. Then, he
stood up with a jump and left hurriedly, murmuring: ‘You’re very perspicacious; I wish you good
luck’».
«I had been four years in prison now in company of lunatics and at the mercy of their

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