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As far as I know, Hitler and the Nazi party did believe in black magic to some extent from what I've heard. Obviously this sort of thing isn't really taught in high school. I don't really know anything much further then that, and I don't know if any of the black magic stuff was Necronomicon material. All I really know is that the black magic they wanted were to use to help Hitler in his ways. Such as by defeating enemies and etc. It is hard to believe if it was true or not.

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