Axel Stoll

Axel Stoll (30 October 1948 - 28 July 2014)[1] was an extreme right-wing (or more like neo-Nazi) esoteric German geophysicist and conspiracy theorist. He wrote many books, including "Hochtechnologie im Dritten Reich" ("High technology in the Third Reich") and "Das Wissen um die unterdrückte Physik — Ein Buch von Axel Stoll" ("The knowledge about suppressed physics — A book by Axel Stoll"), combining pseudo-science and various conspiracy theories, especially concerning the Third Reich and of course dealing in anti-Semitism[2].

A lunatic Chaplin imitator
and his greatest fans
Nazism
First as tragedy
Then as farce
v - t - e

He received notoriety through the publication of Internet videos.

Conspiracy theories

Second World War

Several of Stoll's conspiracy theories centered on World War II. He thought that Germany colonized the Moon after the defeat of the Wehrmacht. He also claimed that the Nazis secretly settled New Swabia using their massively superior technology, including scalar waves and Nazi UFOs.

Aldebaran and the races

Stoll thought that the white race actually are aliens from the star AldebaranFile:Wikipedia's W.svg that settled the Earth in the distant past and that the Earth is a jail planet for criminals. In his opinion, all other races are descendants of aliens sent to serve jail time on earth.

gollark: Er, Clay or something.
gollark: There was that nice thing for writing CSS in Haskell which I had to switch away from.
gollark: It does many things, like compiling SASS to CSS, minifying the javascriptscripts, inlining CSS too, pulling in the RSS feed "webring", and rendering Markdown; I think I ran into Hakyll not being customizable enough in some way and me having to work around it lots.
gollark: I used to use hakyll for my website, but I replaced it with some horrible JS a while ago.
gollark: Lua doesn't ship with much beyond the bare minimum.

References
  1. Dr. Axel Stoll hat den Strafplaneten verlassen
  2. | Axel Stoll quotes on lokaltermin.eu
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