Rudolf Hess, the high-ranking Nazi who parachuted into Scotland in 1941 in a bid to end World War II, died Monday at 93 after having spent close to half a century in jail. Alfred Seidl, the Hess fa… ...

Nazi leadership initially tolerated the occultists, psychics, and mediums who thrived in Weimar Germany’s volatile atmosphere ...

Rudolf Hess, the last survivor of Hitler's inner circle, took his own life at 93, frail, nearly blind and totally alone in a world that for him stopped in 1941.

Previously unseen photos and letters from Hitler’s Deputy Rudolf Hess, who committed suicide in prison in 1987, are up for auction in the U.K. this weekend.

While clearing out a relative’s house in Abergavenny I came across an old photograph that, to my eyes, looked like it could ...

Hess had been in prison with Hitler in the 1920s Previously unseen notes of an army psychiatrist reveal how the British tried to get inside the mind of Germany's Deputy Fuhrer, Rudolf Hess, during ...

Rudolf Hess was Hitler's right-hand man in the Third Reich throughout the 1930s and assumed his position as his deputy in April 1933. He became increasingly marginalised after the Second World War ...

But everything changed when Rudolf Hess flew to Britain in 1941. Branded mad and misled by astrologers, his actions spurred “Action Hess,” a nationwide crackdown on occultism. Extra History ...