# Corriere della Sera, N. 14, July 1975
This Italian pulp magazine contains several features. The main serial is "Simon Garth: The Law and Philip Eliss" (parts I and II) by Gerber & Marcos, a comic. Another comic strip, "Frankenstein '75: The Conscience of the Monster" by Moenck & Mayertk, explores psychological horror. An article by Cesare Meddil titled "Hitler, Sorcerer and Magician" examines Hitler's alleged involvement with occult groups like the Thule Society and claims of telepathic abilities, citing parapsychologist Jan Ehrenwald's accounts of three mysterious survival episodes, alongside esoteric Hindu interpretations from Sri Aurobindo's follower Mère suggesting Hitler was possessed by an entity called the "Lord of Lies." Regular columns include "The Witch's Mail" (reader submissions), "Fear in Cinema" by Giovanni Morigini discussing demons in film, and "The Astranero" by Sargalanas on mysterious topics.
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- 1975
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