Hess Flight: The Occult Obsession Behind the Century's Strangest Flight

What if the most baffling military defection of World War II was guided not by political strategy, but by the alignment of the stars? On May 10, 1941, Deputy Führer Rudolf Hess climbed into the cockpit of a Messerschmitt Bf 110 and flew alone into the night, bound for Scotland. To the casual student of history, it remains an irrational act of desperation by a collapsing mind. But for those who dem...