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  An Occult Novel Based on the Life of Franz BardonByFranz Bardon (?)
Title of the German original edition:
Frabato 
 First German Edition 1979 by Dieter Rüggeberg VerlagD-42035 Wuppertal, GermanyFirst English Edition 1982 by Dieter Rüggeberg Verlag
 
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 Contents
 About the Author
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3Chapter I
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5Chapter II
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12Chapter III
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20Chapter IV
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27Chapter V
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34Chapter VI
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45Chapter VII
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61Chapter VIII
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66Chapter IX
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78Chapter X
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85Chapter XI
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97Epilogue
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102In Memoriam
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 About the Author
 Franz Bardon was born on December 1, 1909, in Katherein, near Opava in thepresent-day Czech Republic. He died on July 10, 1958, in Brno, also in theCzech Republic. He attended public school in Opava, and after thatapprenticed as a mechanic. His stage name was "Frabato," which is anabbreviation of Franz-Bardon-Troppau-Opava.The special nature of this work required serious consideration before Ipublished it under the name of Franz Bardon; the importance of the subjectmatter finally decided the issue. To pay tribute to truth, I should not like toconceal from the reader the fact that, in actuality, Franz Bardon supplied onlythe framework of facts for this book. Being pressed for time, he left its entirecompletion and embellishment to his secretary, Otti Votavova. Unfortunately,Bardon's posthumous manuscript was not ready for print, and therefore I hadto revise it.I would like to pass on some of the information which, according to Otti Votavova, she received directly from Franz Bardon. According to her, Adolf Hitler was a member of a 99 Lodge. Besides this, Hitler and some of hisconfidants were members of the Thule Order, which was simply the externalinstrument of a group of powerful Tibetan black magicians which used themembers of the Thule Order for their own purposes. Hitler also employed anumber of doubles on various occasions as camouflage.Franz Bardon was brought to the Nazis' attention through the negligence of his student and friend, Wilhelm Quintscher (Rah Omir Quintscher). Quintscherhad not destroyed his correspondence with Bardon, although he had beenasked by Bardon to do so; that is how the National Socialists became aware of him.While they were being flogged, Quintscher lost his self-control. He uttered aKabbalistic formula, whereupon the torturers were immediately paralyzedcompletely. When he later neutralized the effect of the formula, he was shotin revenge.Franz Bardon was offered high positions in the Third Reich by Adolf Hitler, butonly in exchange for his help in winning the war with his magical abilities.Furthermore, Franz Bardon was expected to reveal to Hitler the location of theother ninety-eight lodges throughout the world. When he refused to help, he
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