Many high-ranking members of the Nazi regime, including Hitler, were adherents of complex occult beliefs. Was Eva Braun, the beloved woman of the main criminal of the twentieth century, privy to the Fuhrer's grandiose plans, did she share his beliefs in the supernatural? Many authors claim: no! The author O. Greig is not so categorical, she claims that A. Hitler shared with Eva his ideas bordering on fiction. Among them are the search for the Spear of Longinus, the Holy Grail, 13 crystal skulls, the ancient Aryan race in Tibet, the inhabitants of the Hollow Earth, representatives of the higher race in Antarctica, as well as the disclosure of the mystery of Nefertiti, whose bust, discovered in 1912 by German archaeologists, was kept in Germany. But what doomed the Third Reich to destruction – the fantastic projects that scientists of the mysterious network of Ahnenerbe institutes were engaged in and huge funds were spent on expeditions, or the love for Eva Braun, which required a lot of moral and physical strength, distracted the Fuhrer from the main task of conquering the whole world?