He took part in Operation Damocles' terrorist tactics, traveling to Egypt to plant bombs that killed 5 Egyptians at Factory 333, where German scientists worked. 
The project was conceived and executed as a military operation by Gen. Joseph Swing, a U.S. Army officer who fought in World War I and commanded the 11th Airborne Division. Swing described the “alarming, ever-increasing flood tide” of migrants as “an actual invasion of the U.S.” 
The Years of Lead in Italy (1969-1980) were marked by over 10,000 acts of violence, including bombings and assassinations, primarily from leftist groups like the Red Brigades, leading to hundreds of deaths and thousands injured. 
The vehmic courts or Feme, were based on a fraternal organization of lay judges or Freischöffen. Proceedings in the Vehmic Courts were sometimes secretive. Attendance at secret sessions was strictly forbidden for the uninitiated, with death as the penalty for violators. 
He was born in 1920 in Madrid into a black aristocratic family (Papal nobility that sided with the Pope over the Savoy during Italian unification). His father, Count Fulvio Filippani Ronconi, and mother, Anita Tamagno, traced their lineage to the Roman patriciate. 
After WWII, the U.S. passed the Displaced Persons Act of 1948, allowing around 400,000 refugees, mostly from Germany and Poland, to settle in small towns like Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and Binghamton, New York. President Truman signed the act. 
His plan to reach Mars: sending an armada of spaceships that would make the journey in 8 months. They would total 10 giant spaceships, each of which would weigh about 4,000 tonnes and would be assembled in orbit. 950 three-stage rockets will get everything into orbit. 
This will ensure that Hubbard's writings would survive an apocalyptic event. 
Antecedents: after being imprisoned for the 1923 Putsch, Hitler decided to pursue power through legal means. The NSDAP had few seats in the Reichstag before the great depression caused an increase from 12 in 1928 to 107 in '32.
They were influenced by the ariosophic beliefs of Guido von List and Lanz von Liebenfels and the works of Gobineau (1853) and Darwin (1859). The "Gobineau Association" was founded by Dr. Ludwig Schemann in 1894 and enjoyed support from the Pan-German League, another precursor. 
Santa-Olalla was the foremost expert on the Visigoths and had been involved in many excavations. He had been a professor at the University of Bonn and was Himmler's guide during his October 1940 visit to Spain. An early Falangist, he survived a communist Cheka, unlike his brother 
Himmler wasn't the only National Socialist leader who was fascinated by this topic; Hermann Göring always remembered how during the Great War he saw ravens "flying in circles around and settling in the old execution sites." This enjoyed discussing this topic, … 
