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Lancaster bombers arrived first and started to discharge tons of bombs over the pacific Alpine
village. Paralized with pain, affected by the lacerating nostalgia, I think screaming with
impotence, I saw the house of Rudolph Hess and other contiguous flying into thousand pieces.
Such house where 12 years before I arrived with my father to visit the Stellvertrerer of the
Führer and request him help to guide my career! There Dad had entrusted him the medal of the
Ophites. What happened to it? Perhaps Ilse had it, his and mine…
How many memories!
Damn English, damn Yakee, damn Russians, damn Jewish Synarchy! What necessity was
to destroy that village of Oberzalsberg? Perhaps suppress a symbol? But to the symbols it is
only possible to break their form, break their apparence, because the content is metaphysical,
transcendental, and it could be never reached by a Lancaster bomb.
Finally, without being able to contain the tears, I observed the steaming ruins of the
Beghof, the General Barracks of the Führer, empty in that moment because, as the allies knew
well, the Führer was in the Bunker of Berlin, and rests of the houses of Bormann and Goering,
and of many dwellers that had nothing in common with the Nazism and the Third Reich. We
returned to Berchtesgaden and we achieved the next day to transport to Munich. There I
interviewed the General Koller who informed me of the disastrous situation of Berlin: the
Russians had reached the shores of Elba and Eisenhower stopped the American Army near to
Torgau, with the confesed purpose that Berlin be razed by the Slavic hordes. «That was, the
damn Jew justified himself, what have been agreed in Yalta».
Berlin was, thus, situated by the Russians, being almost impossible to enter or leave by
land. Because the Tibetan Legion will enter in Berlin! –I affirmed with determiantion»
–It would not be necessary for you tu run such risk, Brigadienführer von Sübermann:
orders have just arrived for you, that command you to go to Plauen. The Reichführer Himmler
wants to see you there in person. How knew the Reichführer that we would meet in Munich?
There was just one answer: the officer S.D. of Berchestsgaden had informed about our pass. I
accursed for myself and I inquired to Koller.
–There is telephonic line with the Reichführer?
–Only in case of extreme urgency.
–Well it is, my General. It is an emergency.
–Well Brigadienführer. I come to the radio that I’ve authorized the call.
I sighed relieved: It was necessary to confirm my suspicions before leaving!
–The Brigadienführer Kurt von Sübermann speaks my Reichführer –I saluted, through
the inaudible line.
–Kurt! How glad I am to know about you in this moment! I congratulate you for arriving
until Munich. Just in time! I could not be expected less from you. Well, Brigadienführer von
Sübermann; listen to me well: things have changed here in Germany, and now I am in
charge of the Operation Frederick II. Thus, you must come as soon as possible and
bring me the Relic of the King. Come by plane. See you soon. Pass me with the General
Koller to give him the necessary instructions.
See you soon, my Reichführer! –I said goodbaye, plunged into blackest of the
apprehensions.
I reunited with Bangi and Srivirya. Fortunately there were no available plains in that moment.
What would I do? It was evident that Himmler was planning to seize from the Stone of
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