The Great Game, the Vril-ya and Theosophy

[Jan Klimkowski]

I'm fairly certain that the Red Army did find a group of Tibetan adepts in Berlin in 1945, having researched this story over the years.
... A recent archaeological dig in the Ukraine discovered SS skeletons showing clear evidence of trepination in a sacred Scythian graveyard. The speculative interpretation is that the Ahnenerbe were drilling for evidence of the Third Eye inside the skulls of the "pure Aryans" of the SS.

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Any idea how many Tibetans were found dead in Berlin in 1945? Also, why were the archaeologists sure it was trepination and not systemtic blows or bullets to the head? Was the "Scythian graveyard" a collection of kurgans?

The Ahnenerbe on the Steppes material comes from an article in Pravda circa 2002. Obviously not entirely reliable, but it's a fairly bizarre and esoteric subject to bother lying about 2002.

Ukrainian workers found strange graves at a construction in one of the towns in the south of Ukraine. The graves were found at a depth of two or two and a half meters.

At first, they thought that it was an ancient Scythian graveyard. Then, someone saw a medallion of a German soldier in one of the coffins. The finding was a grave of German soldiers. However, when archeologists arrived to the site, they were shocked with what they saw. Some of the human skeletons in the grave had their spines sawn lengthwise. Some of them did not have heads, while others had skull trepanation. Other skeletons had little holes drilled in their cannon-bones. After that, there were tens of other graves found. They were all covered with lime and calcium chloride. Some of the human remains preserved the vestiges of chemical impact. Someone was trying to find a “third eye” in the heads of several officers: their skulls were opened in several places.

Experts determined that the found graves were the vestiges of Ahnenerbe’s activities. This was the most secret organization of the Third Reich. The people of the true Aryan race were its victims. Ahnenerbe’s doctors believed that medical tests and experiments were supposed to eventually result in a new breed of a human being.

There was other material suggesting that the site was found near a Scythian Royal Kurgan, and that SS memorabilia was discovered in the graves.

It's unclear whether any laboratory testing for age/epoch was undertaken, but the use of lime and calcium chloride to cover the bodies suggests relatively modern burial.

I'm attaching a photo that Pravda said was taken by an archaeologist at the site. It's not evidence of trepanation.

However, it's most certainly not evidence for bullet wounds either... mokin: