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Welcome into another edition of Beyond the Darkness. I'm Tim Dennis, filling in for Dave

Shader tonight. Some good news on that front. His kids are back in town as of tonight,

but he needed to round them up, so to speak, so he'll be back with us again tomorrow night.

Tonight we've got a very exciting show for you, and we're going to jump right into it.

Last week we spoke with Eric Kerlender, and we did a show on Hitler's supernatural side,

a little bit on the supernatural beings of the third Reich. Tonight we're going to

deal with the clear buoyant in Hitler's background. We've got a very interesting guest to talk

about that as well tonight. The author of this new book is Mel Gordon. Mel is a professor of

theater arts at the University of California, Berkeley. He's the author of 12 books, including

Data Performance, the Stanislawski Technique, and the Fairhauls titles, one of which we're going

to talk about tonight in the seven addictions and five professions of Anita Berber. The book we're

talking about tonight is Eric Von Hanussen, Hitler's Jewish Claire Voint. Mel, welcome to the

beyond the darkness. Good evening. Hi, Tim.

Now last week, it's kind of interesting that we've got you on the show this week.

Last week we talked with Eric Kerlender a little bit about how the supernatural

kind of influenced the later years of the war, but we'll talk a little bit later about

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