About the book: 2004 / In 1943, when the course of the Second World War begins to tilt against Germany, Hitler entrusts his trusted officer with the most important secret mission. He must go alone to Central Asia in order to find the legendary Agartha, the City of Secret Power, somewhere in a protected area of ​​India or Tibet. An adventure-filled journey through exotic countries gradually becomes a dive into the esoteric depths of paganism, on which fascism based its “theology of violence.” The novel by Argentine writer Abel Posse is a vivid metaphor that embodies the fate of fascist ideology.