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In search of sacred treasure, Nazi boss Hitler still failed miserably?

After coming to power in Germany, Nazi leader Hitler is said to have ordered his subordinates to search for the legendary Holy Grail. This sacred treasure was believed to help the Nazis have an invincible army.

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Sai nguoi tim bau vat linh thieng, trum phat xit Hitler van tham bai?
Nazi leader Hitler was in power in Germany from 1933 to 1945. During this time, the Nazi dictator made many decisions that had a major impact on Germany's future.
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However, dictator Hitler also had some crazy decisions. Among these, the most notable was sending people to find the legendary Holy Grail.
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The Holy Grail is one of the most sacred treasures in legend. According to legend, the Holy Grail is described in the Last Supper - where Jesus used to drink wine.
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For thousands of years, many people have searched for this cup of power because they believe it contains great power, can help with immortality or possess the power of a king.
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Many also believe that the owner of the Holy Grail is a person of extraordinary talent. During the Last Supper, Jesus also used his power to turn wine into Holy Blood.
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To find the legendary Holy Grail, Hitler entrusted the important task to Heinrich Himmler, head of the Schutzstaffel (abbreviated as SS).
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Accordingly, Himmler founded the Ahnenerbe Institute in 1935 with the main purpose of searching for evidence of the existence of the Aryan superior race in ancient Germany. In addition, the Ahnenerbe Institute also conducted many secret expeditions to search for ancient treasures that they believed not only had symbolic meaning but also contained sacred power.
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Among the legendary treasures sought by the Ahnenerbe Institute is the Holy Grail. Over the years, members of the Ahnenerbe Institute have traveled far and wide in search of the Holy Grail - a treasure famous in history.
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The reason Hitler's government searched for the Holy Grail in many places was because it believed that this sacred treasure could help Nazi Germany gain great power, possess an invincible army to help dominate the world .
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However, the Ahnenerbe Institute could not find the Holy Grail despite spending a lot of time, effort and money. In the end, all the efforts of Hitler and the Nazis could not turn the situation around and avoid the final defeat in 1945.

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