History Main / Ghostapo

** Fan-made ''TabletopGame/GeniusTheTransgression'' has an interesting variant; while it follows the same idea than in both versions of the ''World of Darkness'' that no supernatural critter was behind the Third Reich itself, the game also introduces the concept of Manes and Bardos, which is that whenever an idea is discredited, the brute creative energy freed by its death results in the birth of an EldritchLocation and creatures who ''do'' follow that idea. As such, when the Nazi ideology was discredited, this immmediately gave birth to an entire organization of Nazi mad scientists and sorcerers, but this group didn't actually existed until ''after'' the Third Reich's fall.

* Another little known adventure ''VideoGame/PrisonerOfIce Call of Cthulhu: Prisoner of Ice]]'' had Nazis attempting to use [[Creator/HPLovecraft Lovecraftian]] [[EldritchAbomination horrors]] as a secret weapon in war.

* ''The Spear'' by Creator/JamesHerbert is an espionage Thriller about an ex-Mossad agent (though he's neither Israeli nor Jewish) turned Security Consultant who, while investigating the murder of another Mossad agent, uncovers a Neo-Nazi cult who believed Himmler was the real brains behind the Nazis, and are attempting to bring him back to life using TheLanceOfLonginus. It plays it pretty straight throughout. [[spoiler: That is, until the very end, where it's reveled they weren't crazy after all and he has to fight Himmlers re-animated corpse.]]

This is actually more plausible than it sounds. The Swastika is one of the [[NonNaziSwastika oldest symbols]] in many religions, including Hinduism, and also became significant in some occult groups. Nazism's roots are arguably traceable to an occult group called the Thule Society. A primary focus of the Thule Society was a claim concerning the origins of the Aryan race, as the descendants of {{Atlantis}} (sometimes called Thule), depending on which rumour you listen to. A lot of the senior Nazis, most notoriously SS head Heinrich Himmler, were intensely interested in the occult. Himmler followed a religion called Armanenschaft which was, according to its believers, the original religion of the ancient Aryans, which later evolved into Myth/NorseMythology and Hinduism.

* In ''VideoGame/Uncharted2AmongThieves'' Hitler is on the list of powerful men theorized to have gained their power by holding a tiny fraction of the Cintamani Stone, [[spoiler: and then subverted. Late in the game, it turns out that the stone doesn't exist, it's a metaphor for the unusual but not supernatural sap from the Tree of Life that gives those who drink it NighInvulnerability and, eventually, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity madness]]. Though not stated in-game, one might assume that in this version of events, drinking the sap didn't give Hitler any advantages in World War II because he wasn't a front line soldier, and may have caused his eventual mental collapse.]]
** [[FridgeBrilliance Although it does provide a sound explanation for why he survived his assassination attempt]].

* In the {{Elseworld}}s story ''[[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]]: UsefulNotes/{{The Golden Age|OfComicBooks}}'', it's revealed that [[spoiler:an American super villain with a gimmick for switching his brains into other bodies replaced an American superhero and ran for Senate… and secretly transferred ''Hitler's'' brain into a FlyingBrick to help him take over America.]]

** ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'' Sequeleries strongly implies Hitler is a son of Hades' Roman counterpart, Pluto who's said to look otherwise identical to Hitler apart from not having a moustache.

* One of the years listed in Shandor's temple in ''Film/GhostbustersAfterlife'' is 1945 alongside the dates of the ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'' movies and TheTunguskaEvent, implying [[spoiler: Gozer]] caused World War [=II=].

* In ''[[VideoGame/PathwaysIntoDarkness'', you encounter the dead members of a Nazi expedition team. One can speak to them with a crystal, and unlike the Wolfenstein example, most of them are helpful, being the only supply of ammunition and information.

* ''[[http://www.kongregate.com/games/TogeProductions/relic-of-war Relic Of War]]'' has the Axis powers create a line of undead SuperSoldiers, the "ZZ" division (The Schutzstaffel-SS-logo was a pair of thunderbolts that looked remarkably like slanted Z's), created by researching the powers of an ancient artifact, the titular Relic. They also create cyborgs through "Unholy" research.

* In ''[[deoGame/PathwaysIntoDarkness'', you encounter the dead members of a Nazi expedition team. One can speak to them with a crystal, and unlike the Wolfenstein example, most of them are helpful, being the only supply of ammunition and information.

** Hoo, ''Hellboy'': {{Jet Pack}}s, LegoGenetics, {{Hollywood Cyborg}}s, [[BrainInAJar living heads in jars]], the [[TheLanceOfLonginus Spear of Longinus]], and quality occult advice from ''UsefulNotes/RasputinTheMadMonk''; You name it, the Nazis had it. In the Mignola-verse, UsefulNotes/WorldWarII was simply the public face of the decades-long "Occult Wars" which began shortly after UsefulNotes/WorldWarI and lasted until the Allies finally killed Hitler - ''in 1958.'' Only Mignola knows how [[AmericaSavesTheDay America Saved The Day]]. Though this is mostly in the movie continuity. In the comics the Nazis still had loads of occult stuff, but Hitler himself is portrayed more realistically, as an ordinary dictator who only funds this insanity because he's desperate to gain an advantage over the Allies and winds up dying the same way he did in RealLife anyway.

UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler himself was pretty skeptical of the occult and notions of mystical powers, and restricted secret societies out of fear that they would threaten the power of the Nazi Party, but nevertheless tried to get his hands on TheSpearOfDestiny mostly for propaganda value. Hitler's own religious beliefs are a matter of some dispute, not least because of contradictions in his own writings, but it's generally agreed that he favored a mix of Germanic paganism and "Positive Christianity."

This is actually more plausible than it sounds. The Swastika is one of the [[NonNaziSwastika oldest symbols]] in many religions, including Hinduism, and also became significant in some occult groups. Nazism's roots are arguably traceable to an occult group called the Thule Society. A primary focus of the Thule Society was a claim concerning the origins of the Aryan race, as the descendants of {{Atlantis}} (sometimes called Thule), depending on which rumour you listen to. A lot of the senior Nazis, notably including SS head Heinrich Himmler, were intensely interested in the occult. Himmler followed a religion called Armanenschaft which was, according to its believers, the original religion of the ancient Aryans, which later evolved into Myth/NorseMythology and Hinduism. Culturally, the country was also hip-deep in Teutonic tradition. Some senior Nazis apparently wanted to gradually abolish the Jewish-originated Christianity in favour of bringing back Germanic/Norse paganism, while others just wanted the state to absorb all the qualities of a religion instead, while another faction endorsed so-called "Positive Christianity", an attempt to create a national church that removed "Jewish" elements from Christianity, including the entirety of the Old Testament. In the present day, there exist factions in the neo-Nazi movement who also endorse a pagan revival, seeing Christianity as a fraud of "[[UsefulNotes/FriedrichNietzsche Slave Morality]]" that had destroyed the "racial traditions" and "master morals" of the Aryan race and had been foisted upon Europe by the Jews.

This is actually more plausible than it sounds. The Swastika is one of the [[NonNaziSwastika oldest symbols]] in many religions, including Hinduism, and also became significant in some occult groups. Nazism's roots are arguably traceable to an occult group called the Thule Society. A primary focus of the Thule Society was a claim concerning the origins of the Aryan race, as the descendants of {{Atlantis}} (sometimes called Thule), depending on which rumour you listen to. A lot of the senior Nazis, notably including SS head Heinrich Himmler, were intensely interested in the occult. Himmler followed a religion called Armanenschaft which was, according to its believers, the original religion of the ancient Aryans, which later evolved into Myth/NorseMythology and Hinduism. Culturally, the country was also hip-deep in Teutonic tradition. Some senior Nazis apparently wanted to gradually abolish the Jewish-originated Christianity in favour of bringing back Germanic/Norse paganism, while others just wanted the state to absorb all the qualities of a religion instead, while another faction endorsed so-called "Positive Christianity", an attempt to create a national church that removed "Jewish" elements from Christianity, including the entirety of the Old Testament. In the present day, there exist factions in the neo-Nazi movement who also endorse a pagan revival, seeing Christianity as a devilish falsehood that had destroyed the "racial traditions" of the Aryan race and had been foisted upon Europe by the Jews.

-->--''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk''

** In a crossover with ''ComicBook/TheSavageDragon'', it was discovered that the {{brain|InAJar}} used by Brainiape, a [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys gorilla]] with a powerful [[PsychicPowers psychic brain]], was none other than Hitler's. When the brain leaped up and started walking, that's when the heroes called it...

* ''Hitler vs Stalin'': The article picture comes from a [[http://dsss.be/hitler-vs-stalin/ Russian comic]] parodying WWII tropes in which Stalin fights Hitler with their respective magical powers.

* In ''VideoGame/TheLastResurrection'' Hitler is actually the right-hand man to Jesus himself, and teams up with his angels. Could count as a subversion depending on metaphysical semantics.
* ''VideoGame/LostHorizon'' features Nazis hunting for Shambala, a utopian place mentioned in certain Buddhist traditions. They're something of a mixture in terms of mystical versus scientific approaches -- the Thule Society appears to lean towards the former, but the main villain is rather disdainful of them, instead stressing her allegedly rationalist approach.

* The ''[[http://www.goats.com/archive/050315.html Good Hitler vs. Space Hitler]]'' arc of the webcomic ''Webcomic/{{Goats}}''.
* In ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'', Hitler inexplicably appears in {{Dracula}}'s moon base. Though that might just be because Dracula apparently collects historical figures.
* ''[[http://www.comics.aha.ru/rus/stalin/1.html Stalin vs. Hitler]]'' does this a great deal both for both Hitler and Stalin. [[http://dsss.be/hitler-vs-stalin/ Here's an English translation]]. The first panel is now the page image. Hitler is depicted as a fairly typical mad sorcerer, while Stalin's own magic is powered by Marxist-Leninist ideology (no, really).

* ''[[http://strangeaeons.comicdish.com Strange Aeons]]'' is a DieselPunk themed webcomic where the Nazi villains are planning to use the Necronomicon for some yet-unknown evil purpose.

* The notorious Flash adventure game ''[[http://www.atrianglemorning.com/games/flash.php Which Way Adventure]]'' (you know, the one with the manticores) contains a scene where Hitler steals your time-traveling helmet and flamethrower and proceeds to fill the world with zombies. Er.

* In the Literature/WhateleyUniverse, supervillain The Necromancer has actually reminisced about doing occult evil for the Nazis. Although he didn't get that unstoppable zombie army up and running (shambling?) in time.
** At the end of "The Widening Gyre"[[http://whateleyacademy.net/index.php/original-timeline/356-the-widening-gyre]] when everyone involved in [[TheFairFolk The Troll Bride]]'s attempt to claim [[UltimateBlacksmith Eldritch]] as [[ItMakesSenseInContext a stolen family heirloom]] (despite warnings from her son Nephandus not to pull something like that on campus) are called into Headmistress Carson's office, Carson (AKA [[BigGood Lady Astarte]]) mentions that she recognizes Contessa Arvidsen-duChantraine as an old foe, Eisern-Jungefrau, saying that [[TruceZone school neutrality]] would keep her from reporting her to the Simon Wiesenthal Foundation - this time - so long as she left and didn't return.

* WebVideo/BedTimeStoriesYoutubeChannel has the episode centered on the Celle Neues Rathaus, a town hall turned literal HauntedHeadquarters where it's heavily implied that members of the SS, under Himmler's orders, conducted occult experiments in the building's basement.

* In ''Literature/MagicMetahumansMartiansAndMushroomCloudsAnAlternateColdWar'', the Nazis are the first ones to seriously invest in paranormal research, due to Himmler's obsession with the subject. Among other things, they create rune-enhanced guns that never miss their target and wards that protect buildings from damage even from direct hits, and during the closing days of the war Himmler seriously considers summoning {{Eldritch Abomination}}s to drive off the Allies, only to be voted down by the rest of the Nazi high command (on the grounds that [[PragmaticVillainy they'd be too difficult to control]]). After the war is over, the Americans and Soviets confiscate most of their research for themselves, a la Operation Paperclip.

* ''Reign of the Gargoyles'' from the [[Creator/{{Syfy}} Sci Fi Channel]]: The Nazis make a pact with stone-winged killers.
* In the live-action adaptation of ''Series/{{Witchblade}}'', it is mentioned that not only was Hitler a collector of objects of power, including the titular Witchblade, but he was a wielder of TheLanceOfLonginus[=/=]SpearOfDestiny, as well.
* ''Series/TheBurningZone'': “Midnight of the Carrier”: Neo-Nazis plan to use special lenses that can see energy signatures as a weapon.

* The season three episode of ''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'', aptly titled "Normandy", has Helen, Watson, Griffen and Tesla (from the war office in England) going against Hitler's own abnormal hunting group, seeming helped by Druitt, who were going to use a Fire Elemental to stop the D-Day Invasion. Watson points out the irony of Hitler going after the imperfect creatures to help in his quest for a perfect world.
* ''Series/{{Danger 5}}'' completely embraces the camp potential of this trope, particularly in the episode "Fresh Meat for Hitler's Sex Kitchen", in which Hitler uses {{blood magic}} to magically turn his opponents into evil blonds. The plan is foiled when his blood sample is tainted by "impure" Swiss blood. And [[LittleKnownFacts as everyone knows]], Swiss blood is [[YodelLand made of money]].

* One of the historical vignettes in episode 3 of ''Series/GoodOmens'' shows a small group of Nazis trying to gather any occult artifacts that might help win the war, including Agnes Nutter's book of prophecies.
-->'''Aziraphale:''' I'm afraid that's the Holy Grail of prophetic books.
-->'''Mr. Glozier:''' The Fuhrer also wants the HolyGrail. And TheSpearOfDestiny, if you should run across them.

* The Band "Current 93" has a song called "Hitler as Kalki" which referrences Miguel Serranos ideas.

* Given the way it blends real world occult history and LovecraftianFiction, this trope's inclusion in the ''Radio/PleasantGreenUniverse'' was inevitable. Nazi occultists play a prominent role in the BackStory, as the current incarnation of the British paranormal defense agency known as "[[GovernmentAgencyOfFiction The Department of Works]]" was created to fight them (though they have antecedents going back at least to the 1600s). RealLife Thule society member and pre-Hitler national socialist Rudolf von Sebbotendorf briefly turns up in the adaptation of ''Literature/TheCaseOfCharlesDexterWard'' as [[spoiler:a candidate for a previous host of the spirit of the ancient Mesopotamian sorcerer Ipku-Aya]].

* The ''Series/StargateSG1'' TabletopRPG supplement for the first season established that the Giza Stargate was used during WWII by Hitler, who, intrigued by its "occult possibilities", transported troops through it to literally "conquer Heaven", establishing an off-world Nazi colony that [[LostColony presumably persists to this day]].
** RetCons in the movies' material have rendered this impossible, however, as it is established that the gate was captured and transported to the US before the war started.
* Noticeably averted in the ''TabletopGame/OldWorldOfDarkness''; after a few missteps in 1st Edition, White Wolf came to think that making World War II and the horrors of the Holocaust the master work of any one type of supernatural critter would undermine the utter inhumanity of it. So, if supernatural creatures were involved, they were just picking at the sides of the suffering or trying to stop it (Vampires need human "cattle" to survive, [[IWasJustPassingThrough so stopping them from being wiped out is in their best interests]]), and not the grand architects of genocide. This made it pretty much the only event in the [=WoD=]'s history that ''wasn't'' entirely due to some NPC's master plan.
** If anything, the big problem was supernaturals deciding there might be something to this Hitler thing, only to later have to be purged out of their own ranks by members who knew better. This was a particular problem for the Get of Fenris, the Verbena, and the Progenitors.

* ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}}'':
** In the ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}} Infinite Worlds'' setting, "SS Raven Division" are amongst the major villains, using psychic/mystic world-jumping to infiltrate other worlds. They hail from Reich-5, one of a handful of [[Main/AlternateUniverse alternate timelines]] where the Nazis won the war.
** ''TabletopGame/{{GURPS}} Weird War II'', one of a series of supplements covering World War II as a setting. ''GURPS Weird War II'' discusses and goes into detail ''almost everything discussed under this trope,'' as well as how to use, mix, and blend them together to make a customized Weird Alternate UsefulNotes/WW2 for your role playing pleasure. The supplement is not related to the Savage Worlds/D20 setting below - they just borrowed the name, with permission. That's why there's an ad for the setting on the inside cover of the GURPS book - it was one of the requirements for permission.
** In the [[FunctionalMagic magic-riddled]] [[{{Pulp}} 1930s]] setting of ''TabletopGame/GURPSThaumatologyAgeOfGold'', the Nazis are a threat and a source of antagonists and evil plots — and they very much want to use and abuse magic. However, they aren't quite as formidable as they could be, because they tend to reject any and all ideas about magic which happen to have Jewish or "non-Aryan" origins. Still, Nazi archaeologists with supporting squads of stormtroopers are bad enough, and can be very dangerous if they locate the right artefacts.
* In the setting of ''TabletopGame/{{Deadlands}}'', the trope is taken to its logical (?) extreme. One of the Hell on Earth rulebooks explains (from the future perspective) that the Nazis used their own brand of [[MadScientist Mad Science]], [[spoiler: creating devices powered, among other things, by souls of war prisoners.]] Furthermore, [[spoiler: Hitler actually intends to raise the Fear Level all over Europe to such levels that he can bring [[BigBad the Reckoners]] to Earth. And then control them.]]

* The ''TabletopGame/{{Scion}}'' companion has a setting where you can play as a scion involved in WWII. Hitler is a mortal, not even a scion, who was given Odin's spear by Loki as part of an attempt to use fatebinding to rewrite the Norse legends so that Ragnarok doesn't happen. It should be noted that the Aesir, including Hel and Loki, were horrified when they discovered the Holocaust and its extent. The book states that upon learning what one of her scions was up to, that Hel created a "special" place just for him.
* ''TabletopGame/DeltaGreen'' features the Karotechia, the bare remnants of Hitler's occult program hiding out in South America. They have a perfect example of the Ubermensch (thanks to his discovery of a cannibal tribe's immortality rituals) and Hitler's third book, ''Mein Triumph'' -- dictated by the spirit of an "ascended" Hitler himself ([[spoiler:who's actually just Nyarlathotep being a dick as usual]]). Actions against Nazi occultism in World War II played a significant role in the eventual state of Delta Green.
** Defied in ''TabletopGame/WorldWarCthulhu'',While the investigators may encounter the occasional ex-Ahnenerbe SS officer who has uncovered some pre-human tomb, his activities are unsanctioned and as aberrant as those of any other dabbler in the Mythos. There were no magical sacrifices in the concentration camps; the Nazis did not use magic or the Mythos. Keepers are instructed to avoid overusing Nazi exploitation of the Mythos, for it changes the game into an alternate-history weird war, and turns the Mythos into something rational, predictable, diminishing the horror.
* In the ''TableTopGame/{{Nephilim}}'' RPG series, Thule Society still exists and is a prominent faction generally hostile to the eponymous Nephilim. The Society is a mix of real-life Thule Gesselschaft and Ahnenerbe with magicians and alchemists added for a good measure.
* The ''TableTopGame/{{Tannhauser}}'' board game has Obscura Korps, basically the SS with psionic / magical / demonic powers. The Reich itself, however, is in fact UsefulNotes/ImperialGermany, led by the Kaiser, and the war being fought is the [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarI Great War]].
* In the sixth edition ''TabletopGame/{{Champions}} Universe'' source book, it were the mystic energies released by a backfiring ritual attempted by Nazi mystics that ushered in the age of modern superhumans on May 1st, 1938. While 'costumed adventurers', including ones with the occasional odd talent or unusual technology, had been a part of the setting for decades previous, it was only afterward that the first people across the world started to spontaneously develop genuine ''superpowers''.
* A throwaway reference in the small-press [=RPG=] ''Shattered Dreams'' inverts this trope, suggesting that Hitler's global agenda was foisted on him by the game's nightmare-haunting monsters, the Vacyg, who ''made'' a run-of-the-mill tinpot dictator into a bastard ForTheEvulz.
* ''Weird War II'' is the name of a setting for Savage Worlds, originally created for the D20 rule set, about a world where the mass slaughter and evil of the war had awoken all manner of monsters, old and new. This meant that a player would not only face things like Nazi programs to create zombie or werewolf soldiers, but also haunted tanks and planes, apes with human brain transplants, djinn harassing the troops in Africa, onis fighting on behalf of the Japanese, and more.

* This is the premise of ''AEWWII'', with the twist that the Allies have their own equivalents - the British have druids and wizards, while the Americans have drafted Native American shamans and even skinwalkers.
* ''The Nazi Occult'', by Creator/KennethHite, is {{Mockumentary}} containing every single Nazi Occult connection he could find, for use as a systemless sourcebook for weird [=WW2=] plots.
* Contested Ground Studios ''TabletopGame/ColdCity'' is set in Berlin in 1950, after the Second World War went weird. [[StupidJetpackHitler Twisted technology]] and occult research have made Lovecraftian and other horrors real, so the U-bahn tunnels being full of failed [[SuperSoldier super-soldier]] experiments, [[EverythingsDeaderWithZombies zombies]] and [[EldritchAbomination eldritch abominations]] can be the least of your worries. Given that the party can consist of any combination of American, British, German, French and Russian personnel, that list of worries includes ''each other''.
* In ''TabletopGame/NightsBlackAgents'', Nazis are mentioned repeatedly in the setting-building chapter as a convenient option for where a given form of vampire came from.

* In ''[[VideoGame/PathwaysIntoDarkness Pathways into Darkness]]'', you encounter the dead members of a Nazi expedition team. One can speak to them with a crystal, and unlike the Wolfenstein example, most of them are helpful, being the only supply of ammunition and information.
* ''VideoGame/IndianaJonesAndTheFateOfAtlantis'' features HerrDoktor [[MeaningfulName Hans]] {{Uberm|ensch}}ann and Klaus Kerner, a Gestapo member of the Thule society himself. Initially, they are trying to find Atlantis for its source of {{orichalcum}}, a mystic substance capable of unleashing energy equal to a uranium bomb- with just a single bead of the substance. However, after discovering Atlantean technology the orichalcum can power, they begin growing more interested in the [[LostSuperweapon robots and machinery]] discovered in Atlantis itself- especially [[AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence the Colossus]].
* The first ''VideoGame/{{Bloodrayne}}'' game is loaded with Nazi occultists, [[PunkPunk dieselpunk]] mecha, and [[TheBaroness leather-clad Aryan temptresses armed with sharp objects]]. Yes, there were [[StupidJetpackHitler jetpack-using Nazis]].
* The Fifth Column, one of the original villain groups in ''VideoGame/CityOfHeroes'', were Nazis who'd been underground in the US since being sent there to strike from within during World War II. A mid-level story arc had the Fifth Column as modern allies for a Nazi soldier who time-traveled to 21st century [[NoCommunitiesWereHarmed Paragon City]] to learn about Allied plans during World War II and bring the information back to ensure the victory of the Axis. At the higher levels, there were [[GeneticEngineeringIsTheNewNuke genetically-engineered]] [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampires]] and [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolves]] among their ranks, complete with a vampiric archvillain named Nosferatu.
* Master-D in ''VideoGame/BionicCommando''/''Top Secret''.
** The remake, ''VideoGame/BionicCommando Rearmed'', makes no attempt to hide "The Leader's" identity, but they still don't come right out and say "Nazi" or "Hitler". It makes the whole remade game, which is essentially a retconned prequel for the new, very serious and dark VideoGame/BionicCommando, very surreal. [[spoiler: And then you make [[YourHeadAsplode his head explode]].]]
* In ''VideoGame/{{Persona 2}}: Innocent Sin'' this is mixed with StupidJetpackHitler, with the Last Battalion, an alleged remnant of the Nazi regime that was brought to life by the [[AllMythsAreTrue Rumor system]], on top of having an army of robots, Hitler is somehow still alive, wielding TheSpearOfDestiny, the Holy Grail, and is attempting to summon [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Nyarlathotep]]. [[spoiler: It's actually Nyarlathotep himself, materializing the rumor that Hitler is back and alive.]]
* The Creator/LucasArts inspired AdventureGame ''VideoGame/FlightOfTheAmazonQueen'' featured a MadScientist planning to [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot transform Amazon women into dinosaurs]]. All fronted by the [[SdrawkcabName Flöda lederhosen company]], of course.
* Another little known adventure ''Call of Cthulhu: Prisoner of Ice'' had Nazis attempting to use [[Creator/HPLovecraft Lovecraftian]] [[EldritchAbomination horrors]] as a secret weapon in war.
* In ''VideoGame/Uncharted2AmongThieves'' Hitler is on the list of powerful men theorized to have gained their power by holding a tiny fraction of the Cintamani Stone, [[spoiler: and then subverted. Late in the game, it turns out that the stone doesn't exist, it's a metaphor for the unusual but not supernatural sap from the Tree of Life that gives those who drink it NighInvulnerability and, eventually, [[WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity madness]]. Though not stated in-game, one might assume that in this version of events, drinking the sap didn't give Hitler any advantages in World War II because he wasn't a front line soldier, and may have caused his eventual mental collapse.]]
** [[FridgeBrilliance Although it does provide a sound explanation for why he survived his assassination attempt]].
** In ''[[VideoGame/UnchartedDrakesFortune Drake's Fortune]]'', Nathan discovers a German U-Boat and base that discovered El Dorado, only to learn it was cursed. You find a ''lot'' of dead Nazis. [[spoiler:And the things that killed them.]]
* In ''[[ComicBook/{{Hellboy}} Hellboy: The Science of Evil]]'', you fight clockwork Nazis, cyborg Nazis, and, in one late-game area, [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot clock-work-cyborg-Nazi-zombies being animated by a Lovecraftian alien worm.]] Makes for the [[AcceptableTargets single most okay-to-beat-up mook ever.]]
* ''VideoGame/OperationDarkness'' has Nazi Zombies, [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire SS officer]] Alexander Vlado and, on the playable side, a squad of [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent British werewolf commandos]].
* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyZombies'' started out as this, back in the ''World at War'' era of Zombies. Back when it was Nazi Zombies, the aforementioned undead were the result of genetic experiments from the Germans with Element 115 (with a light smattering of otherworldly possession and corruption on the side) with the trope coming into effect with the revelation of the zombies being controlled by a little German girl within the Aether. A little girl one Edward Richtofen would swap minds with and control the zombies himself, putting this trope into ''full'' effect. This would continue on until the last map of ''Black Ops II'', which would reset the worlds and instead cast the zombies as the minions of a group of extradimensional Lovecraftian beings known as the Apothicons, removing the trope entirely.
** Later iterations of the Zombies submode also often disregard these origins[[note]]Exo Zombies are the result of a chemical weapon gone wrong, while Infinite Warfare Zombies are just enemies in a set of films - demonically enhanced films, but films nevertheless[[/note]]. That is, until Sledgehammer Games' [[VideoGame/CallOfDutyWWII Nazi Zombies]] ([[NamesTheSame yep, the same name]]) took the undead to their roots once more, casting them as experiments of the Nazis and powered by an eldritch energy known as Geistkraft, sourced from the legendary sword of Frederick Barbarossa.

* British writer Creator/DennisWheatley (''The Devil Rides Out'', among numerous others) used the Ghostapo trope in at least one of his novels: First, in ''Strange Conflict'', in which the Nazis used the services of a Haitian Witch Doctor to get the routes for Allied convoys from the minds of the people who knew about them. The Duke de Richleau and his companions put a stop to it.
* Creator/DavidBrin's really rather dark AlternateHistory short story ''[[http://web.archive.org/web/20120712170314/http://www.davidbrin.com/thor1.htm Thor Meets Captain America]]'', later adapted into comic form as ''The Life-Eaters'', has the Nazis murder almost 17 million people as part of a gigantic Necromantic ritual intended to bring the Norse Gods to life, fighting on the side of Hitler. And it works. [[WordOfGod The author has said]] this was an attempt to make Holocaust have some actual sense for the Nazis and to create a scenario for a "Nazis Win" AlternateHistory anthology (Brin simply didn't believe that outcome was possible without [[AlienSpaceBats some bizarre twist]] to overcome the Allies' economic and logistical advantages).
* An early novel by horror author Creator/RobertRMcCammon, ''Literature/TheNightBoat'', features a U-boat full of very angry, very hungry Nazi zombies created by HollywoodVoodoo.

* The AlternateHistory novel ''SS-GB'' {{subvert|edTrope}}s this when the German officer tells the hero that he had to present atomic bomb research as something occult to get high ranking Nazis to fund it. Only by presenting it as Germany's destiny written in the stars does Himmler agree to it. Note that there is no real occult magic or outlandish technology in this novel; everything is extremely plausible.

* In the Kaiju Deconstruction novel that is ''Literature/ShamblingTowardsHiroshima'', it is mentioned that the Nazis also were trying to breed giant fire-breathing reptiles, but thankfully they were unable to do so.

* Creator/MichaelMoorcock has featured Nazis messing with the occult in at least two of his novels, ''The Dragon in the Sword'' and ''The Dreamthief's Daughter''. In the former, the protagonists, while looking for the Holy Grail, meet Hitler, Goering and Goebbels conducting a pagan summoning ceremony. They manage, without really trying, to change the course of the war by giving the trio a "sign" that they should invade Russia before inventing the atomic bomb. In the latter, the Nazis want the protagonist's family sword because they believe [[spoiler:correctly]] that it is a mystic artifact of cosmic significance. The climax of the book features Hitler and his chief stooges, er, conducting a pagan summoning ceremony, where they get the bejeezus scared out of them by Elric of Melnibone. Elric and the protagonist then lead an army of dragons to save Britain from the Luftwaffe. Both instances are a massive TakeThat, with the protagonists dwelling extensively on what sad little men the senior Nazis are.
* In ''Literature/{{Illuminatus}}!'', the Holocaust is part of a ritual whose purpose is to cause Hitler and his immediate circle to ascend to {{Physical God}}hood. Hitler also faked his death at the end of WWII, and lives in Israel. [[MindScrew Probably]].
** As part of the same plan, the heroes have to stop a squadron of zombie SS commandos from attacking a Woodstock-like music festival in Germany, which is part of the Illuminati's plan to trigger World War Three.
* The novel/ comic book series ''Fiends of the Western Front'' has Hitler cut a [[DealWithTheDevil deal with Dracula]]; the vamps help Germany win the war, and they get all the commies, wounded, and POW's they can eat.
* ''Literature/LammasNight'', by Creator/KatherineKurtz. The book's primary focus is on Britain's heroic Wiccans (and other occultists) and their [[HeroicSacrifice Heroic]] HumanSacrifice that shuts down Operation Sealion, but Hitler is portrayed as a scarily powerful Adept.
* In the ''Literature/HarryPotter'' series, a dark wizard named [[PredecessorVillain Grindelwald]] was causing chaos on the continent before being defeated in 1945; in the final book we find out that he practiced FantasticRacism and had a prison with the Nazi-ish name Nurmengard. WordOfGod has confirmed that this represents the Wizarding version of World War II, and since we know that the British Prime Minister knows about magic it's not inconceivable that the leader of Germany might too...
%%* In ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'', the Dark Wizard Kemmler, who came back from the dead 6-7 times, and started UsefulNotes/WW1 and UsefulNotes/WW2 just for enough corpses to work with.
* In ''Literature/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians'', all wars are fought parallel to secret wars between rival demigods, and the human wars are often lead by demigods. There are strong hints that Hitler was a demigod son of Hades - children of Hades are supposed to be charismatic and power-hungry, their fatal flaw is holding a grudge, and Hades mentioned that around the time Nico and Bianca were born, some of his other children were leading the losing side of a war (Nico and Bianca were born during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII but are younger than the protagonist because they spent decades trapped in the Lotus Hotel).

* In the later part of Creator/SergeyLukyanenko's ''Literature/NightWatchSeries'' it is said that most of the early 20th century projects is failed attempts by the Day Watch, the Night Watch [[spoiler: or in some cases both of them together to make the world better for them. It might be of note that both sides thought Sovjet communism was a good idea. A major plot point is the part played by a Dark Witch in one of this and her remorse that make her turn]].
* In the backstory of the ''Literature/MerryGentry'' series, the Nazis attempted to make alliances with the Sidhe, which worked right up until the Sidhe found out that the Nazis intended to exterminate the less humanoid fae. The Nazis became a [[CruelAndUnusualDeath gruesome object lesson]] in why one doesn't cross TheFairFolk.
* Inverted in Creator/GrahamMasterton's horror novel ''The Devils of D-Day'', in which it's the '''Allies''' who turn out to have [[DirtyBusiness used demonic help]] in the war.
* A subtle example in Normal Mailer's last novel "The Castle in the Forest", a fictional account of Hitler's childhood. Nothing overtly supernatural happens, except for the fact that a demon named Dieter is assigned to oversee the development of young Adolf, as a sort of reverse guardian angel. The narrative is actually presented as his personal recollection. Toward the end Dieter is relieved of his responsibilities, and he mentions rumors of them eventually being taken over by Satan himself.
* In ''Literature/DoraWilkSeries'', it's said that Hitler was extremely interested in raising an elite commando of werewolves, and had his warlocks invent a collar - called the SS Wehrwolf curse - that would force them to fight for him. He would've succeeded, too, if it wasn't for Stalin of all people hiring a witch to dismantle the Wehrwolf, but the secret of its creation is, unfortunately, not lost to time.
* In ''Literature/TheDireSaga'', Sparky and Roy reminisce about having to battle the Thule Society during World War II. It's why they're familiar with The Final Janissary and vampirism.
* ''[[https://www.amazon.com/Constantines-Crossing-Dejan-Stojiljkovic/dp/1613430507 Constantine’s Crossing]]'' by Dejan Stojiljković is a [=WW2=] horror novel about the Spear of Destiny being hidden in Emperor Constanine's hometown in southern Serbia, SS Annenerbe major and Serbian Chetnik major searching for it and about [[spoiler: werewolves]].
* ''Literature/DiogenesClub'' series:
** ''Literature/SorcererConjurerWizardWitch'', set in 1933, has a nod to this, as one of Charles Beauregard's agents in Europe sends a report about Chancellor Hitler reviving the Thule Society. That's only a colorful background detail, though, as the main plot involves another threat entirely.
** ''Literature/SevenStars'': In the chapter "The Trouble With Barrymore", set in 1942 Hollywood, the villain is said to be "in close with Hitler's crackpot mages", but he's currently engaged in his own project and no actual Nazis appear. [[spoiler:Unless you count the group that show up near the end of the story -- but they're just actors on their way to film a scene in ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'']].
* The Book ''The Spear of Destiny'' and other works mention an occult secret society named "The Green Dragon Society" located in imperial japan and supporting the Nazi Occultists.

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* ''Anime/FullmetalAlchemistTheConquerorOfShamballa'' had the Thule Society using TheSpearOfDestiny to open a portal to the Fullmetal universe to retrieve weapons for the Nazis. Notable in how one character ends up helping the Thule Society...
* A zombified Hitler and his army appears in the ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' movie ''[[Anime/DragonBallZFusionReborn Fusion Reborn]]''. Not mentioned by name, but it couldn't be more obvious who they are.
* In ''Anime/{{K}}'', the superpower-granting Slates were discovered in a church in Dresden in that time, unlocked by Nazi scientists, and brought to Tokyo after the war by a Japanese soldier sent there to help using his knowledge of Japanese magic. Notable in that the teenaged head scientist working on it was ''horrified'' at the idea of his work being used for war, and seemed to have no idea what was actually going on in the world. And that he gets powers, becomes immortal, [[spoiler: and ends up being the main character seventy years later]].
* ''Anime/FirstSquad'' a joint Russo-Japanese [[{{Animesque}} anime-style]] movie about the Eastern Front, features the knights of [[UsefulNotes/TheTeutonicKnights the Teutonic Order]], as lovingly resurrected by the SS. They're opposed by a Soviet equivalent, military intelligence Division 6.
* In the backstory of ''LightNovel/FateApocrypha'', Nazi Germany intervenes in the third Holy Grail War after Darnic informs them about the existence of the Holy Grail and convinces them to try and acquire it with his help. Wehrmacht commits a full scale invasion of Fuyuki city and defeats The Three Families as well as the Imperial Army that tries to stop them. After the war ends inconclusively, Darnic stabs the Germans in the back and steals the Greater Grail for himself.

* ''ComicBook/{{Hellboy}}''. The titular demon was summoned to Earth by Nazi occultists, and the plans of the Third Reich regularly play upon the plot, in both the comic books and the films. President Truman personally sent the Comicbook/{{BPRD}} to Berlin in 1946 to catalog all the data pertaining to the Nazis' obsession with the occult - on account of American soldiers uncovering scores of… ''bizarre'' things since the city fell.
** Hoo, ''Hellboy'': {{Jet Pack}}s, LegoGenetics, {{Hollywood Cyborg}}s, [[BrainInAJar living heads in jars]], the [[TheLanceOfLonginus Spear of Longinus]], and quality occult advice from ''UsefulNotes/RasputinTheMadMonk''; You name it, the Nazis had it. In the Mignola-verse, UsefulNotes/WorldWarII was simply the public face of the decades-long "Occult Wars" which began shortly after UsefulNotes/WorldWarI and lasted until the Allies finally killed Hitler - ''in 1958.'' Only Mignola knows how [[AmericaSavesTheDay America Saved The Day]]. Though this is mostly in the movie continuity. In the comics the Nazis still had loads of occult stuff, but Hitler himself is portrayed more realistically, as an ordinary dictator who only funds this insanity because he's desperate to gain an advantage over the Allies and winds up dying the same way he did in RealLife anyway.
** In a crossover with ''ComicBook/TheSavageDragon'', it was discovered that the {{brain|InAJar}} used by Brainiape, a [[EverythingsBetterWithMonkeys gorilla]] with a powerful [[PsychicPowers psychic brain]], was none other than Hitler's. When the brain leaped up and started walking, that's when the heroes called it...
* Also from Mike Mignola, the second volume of the ''Literature/{{Baltimore}}'' comic (set in an AlternateHistory version of UsefulNotes/WorldWarI) has an [[NoNameGiven anonymous]] evil sorcerer heavily implied (and [[http://www.cbr.com/mignola-golden-reach-beginning-of-baltimores-end-in-cult-of-the-red-king/ confirmed]] by WordOfGod) to be a young Hitler. Most readers won't realize this at first because he has a different mustache and name.

* In the Franchise/MarvelUniverse, Hitler was [[CloningBlues cloned multiple times]] by a geneticist named Arnim Zola and repeatedly [[BodySurf transferred his mind from body to body]]. In most of these bodies, he called himself the "Hate-Monger", wielded a "hate ray" that could [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin manipulate people's emotions]], and wore a costume that looked something like a purple Klansman's robe. Marvel eventually tried to distance themselves from the Hate-Monger by having him [[SealedEvilInACan transfer his mind]] into a [[ArtifactOfDoom Cosmic Cube]] that didn't actually work. [[DeathIsCheap This being comics]], even Hitler couldn't stay dead forever, though.... Marvel has also raised the question of whether this is "really Hitler" or "just a mental copy of Hitler", which somehow never comes up when it's someone else using Zola's process (such as Zola himself).
** Marvel Comics also had Baron Von Strucker attempt to attack America with a submarine full of Nazi vampires. Unfortunately for them, the submarine got sunk off the Louisiana coast and they spent 70 years at the bottom of the sea. By the time Comicbook/CaptainAmerica and Comicbook/JubileeMarvelComics found them, they were nothing but dust and hate.
* ''ComicBook/DangerGirl'' has The Hammer, a terrorist group led by a Nazi war criminal, who collect magical artifacts in order to revive an ancient {{Atlant|is}}ean "Aryan superman". Of course, when said being actually appears, he kills most of them.
* In the {{Elseworld}}s story ''[[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica JSA]]: UsefulNotes/{{The Golden Age|OfComicBooks}}'', it's revealed that [[spoiler:an American super villain with a gimmick for switching his brains into other bodies replaced an American superhero and ran for Senate… and secretly transferred ''Hitler's'' brain into a FlyingBrick to help him take over America.]]
** The comic also offered a similar ComicBook/PostCrisis explanation for why none of the heroes tried to kill Hitler -- the Nazis had their own superhuman who had the ability to nullify any superpower.
* ''Whom Gods Destroy'', a Elseworld's story featuring Franchise/{{Superman}} and Franchise/WonderWoman showing an alternate universe where the Third Reich won the war and its backed by the Greek pantheon, having mythological monsters at their disposal.

* The article picture comes from a [[http://dsss.be/hitler-vs-stalin/ Russian comic]] parodying WWII tropes in which Stalin fights Hitler with their respective magical powers.
* ''Captain Gravity And the Power of Vrill'': [[spoiler: The Nazis are looking for Atlantis!]] It was actually pretty awesome.
* The ''ComicBook/TwoThousandAD'' strip ''ComicBook/CaballisticsInc'' makes mention of Nazi Germany's occult warfare division, Sonderkommando Thule, very frequently. When the titular Caballistics, Inc. was still functioning as a secret department in the British Government at its peak during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII, as Q Department, Sonderkommando Thule was their biggest enemy. [[spoiler: [[TokenEvilTeammate Solomon Ravne]]]] is revealed to have been a former member.

* Irish indie comic ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfVolunteers'' has a group of Nazis summons an ancient Irish demon to serve them in issue 1. It doesn't go as planned.
* The ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica: Hail HYDRA!'' miniseries does this, casting ComicBook/{{HYDRA}} as an ancient conspiracy who piggyback on the Nazis' conquests to take advantage of their sweeping across Europe and [[ShownTheirWork Himmler's and to a lesser extent Hitler's historical interest in the occult]] to ransack Europe of occult goodies to [[spoiler: create their own god]] and which uses resurrected dead SS troopers as indestructible immortal mooks.

* In "Army of the Walking Dead" in ''Creepy'' #35 a Nazi {{Mad Scientist}} used then-current technology to create a bunch of zombies that obeyed only his verbal commands. This ended up biting him in the butt when he broke his jaw during a plane crash.
* In ''ComicBook/AthenaVoltaire'', the [[SupernaturalFiction supernatural elements]] and the [[ThoseWackyNazis Nazi-fighting elements]] of the series aren't ''always'' intertwined, they often are; the Nazis are after some sort of occult advantage, and need to be thwarted. The Thule Society is a prominent antagonist, and never seems to learn that EvilIsNotAToy.
* ''ComicBook/AmericanVampire'': During World War II, Nazis have worked alongside with Carpathian vampires to further their goals. This particular bloodline also shares their supremacist views and consider themselves superior to other vampire species, having [[ANaziByAnyOtherName committed their own genocide against their "inferiors" centuries before the Nazis' ascension]]. In addition, their Japanese counterparts also made experiments on the Pacific theater with a particularly virulent and dangerous vampire bloodline which they intended to deploy in the war.
* Part of the premise of ''ComicBook/DeathDefyingDoctorMirage'' is that the US government had a secret program to recruit former Nazi occultists.

* ''Fanfic/HalloweenUnspectacular'': In "The Wax Museum" from the second collection, one of the disturbing exhibits [[WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom Danny]] and Tucker find in the titular museum tells the story of how Adolf Hitler tried to create an army of ghosts by harvesting the souls of captured Russian civilians.
* ''Fanfic/SixesAndSevens'' has HYDRA as this, naturally, though at the start all that Michael and Emily have to go off of are rumours that they've heard about them "conducting Doctor Frankenstein-like experiments in gloomy châteaux across the Loire".

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* For anyone who's seen ''Film/{{Grindhouse}}'', five words: ''Werewolf Women Of The SS''.
* ''Franchise/IndianaJones'' of course. Not one, but two of the movies and the cinematic [[VideoGame/IndianaJonesAndTheFateOfAtlantis adventure game]] feature Nazis trying to recover an ancient artifact that will grant them untold magical power, including [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk The Ark of the Covenant]], [[Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade the Holy Grail]], and other stuff. One of the comic books features Indy searching for TheSpearOfDestiny and having to battle both Nazis and druids to get it. Ultimately, of course, it ends up with the US military, and since ''[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin the destiny of the world lies with the Spear]]'' Hiroshima is nuked almost immediately afterward.
* The Norwegian movie ''Film/DeadSnow'' contains Zombie Nazis. ''Film/DeadSnow'' seems to be a SpiritualSuccessor to the 1977 film ''Film/ShockWaves''. Other films with Zombie Nazis include Jesse Franco's ''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086486/ Oasis of the Zombies]]'' (1983), Jean Rollins' ''[[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081027/ Zombie Lake]]'' (also 1983, and produced by the same folks who did ''Oasis''), and the obscure ''[[http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0082815/ Night of the Zombies]]'' (1981).

-->'''Professor Broom:''' 1958, the Occult Wars finally come to an end with the death of Adolf Hitler.
-->'''John Myers:''' 1945, you mean.\\

* In ''Film/TheCrimsonRivers II: Angels of the Apocalypse'', there are some French (Neo-)Nazi monks trying to find a medieval artifact to help them build a new, pure France.
* The 1980 film ''Film/DeathShip'' was about a Nazi prison ship that continued to sail the seas for decades after World War II, controlled by the angry spirits of its crew.

* This is how the HYDRA rises to power in ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger''. Originally just a sort of black ops division for the Nazi forces, when they find the Tesseract (a.k.a. Cosmic Cube) in Norway things take a drastic turn as they develop [[StupidJetpackHitler hyper-advanced weapons systems]] like [[EnergyWeapon Frickin' Laser Beams]] that can instantly vaporize their targets or all the {{Cool Plane}}s that the Nazis designed but never managed to build.
** This or StupidJetpackHitler. The Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse plays ClarkesThirdLaw ''hard'' when it comes to Asgardian tech. Magic is science, science is magic. Take your pick, because the Asgardians sure don't see any need to.
** In-universe, Hitler himself apparently has no real belief in the occult or advanced technology (as in real life). Erskine tells [[TheHero Steve]] that Hitler simply uses Norse symbology as propaganda, while Schmidt genuinely believes in the Asgardians. Although Schmidt makes a throwaway line about the ''Führer'' "[[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk digging for trinkets in the desert...]]"

* Parodied in ''Film/NightTrainToMunich:'' John Fredericks: Occultist and Ophthalmic Surgeon.
* The Swedish film ''Film/{{Frostbite}}'' has a Nazi vampire who intends to create a master race of vampires.
* Parodied in ''Film/WhatWeDoInTheShadows'', Deacon was apparently a member of a 'secret Nazi vampire army'.
* An upcoming film called ''Film/SkySharks'' has zombie Nazis riding flying sharks. Seriously.
* Unusual for a Creator/{{Disney}} MadeForTVMovie, the 1997 film of ''Film/TheLoveBug'' made this an impotant part of Herbie's backstory for the reason he's a SentientVehicle: turns out that a kindly German scientist had theorized a way to make vehicles alive and he had been forced to try to realize this theory (and then mass-produce said vehicles for the regime). Turned out that the procedure required a ''serious'' amount of ThePowerOfLove and thus the scientist was content that it was impossible to replicate... until he was forced to make Herbie's KnightOfCerebus EvilCounterpart Horace, that is.
* ''Film/FaustLoveOfTheDamned'': We're shown a framed photograph in Mephistopheles' office where he's seen shaking hands with Adolf Hitler just in case the viewer might still be confused that he's supposed to be evil.
* In ''Film/KingOfTheZombies'', Dr. Sangre is a Nazi operative who is using a combination of hypnosis and voodoo magic to extract secrets from a captured American admiral.
* The 2018 film ''Film/{{Overlord}}'' featured a band of heroes raiding a supposedly-mundane Nazi communications facility, only to discover that it was instead a [[{{MadScientistLaboratory}} laboratory]] dedicated to the creation of indestructible soldiers via the "unbelievable power" that they discovered in naturally-occurring tar beneath French soil.
* The main antagonists of ''Film/P51DragonFighter'' are a Nazi unit who have awakened ancient dragons.

* ''ComicBook/AmericanVampire'': During World War II, Nazis have worked alongside with Carpathian vampires to further their goals. This particular bloodline [[NotSoDifferent also shares their supremacist views]] and consider themselves superior to other vampire species, having [[ANaziByAnyOtherName committed their own genocide against their "inferiors" centuries before the Nazis' ascension]]. In addition, their Japanese counterparts also made experiments on the Pacific theater with a particularly virulent and dangerous vampire bloodline which they intended to deploy in the war.

** Marvel Comics also had Baron Von Strucker attempt to attack America with a submarine full of Nazi vampires. Unfortunately for them, the submarine got sunk off the Louisiana coast and they spent 70 years at the bottom of the sea. By the time Comicbook/CaptainAmerica and Comicbook/{{Jubilee}} found them, they were nothing but dust and hate.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Persona 2}}: Innocent Sin'', Hitler is somehow still alive, wielding TheSpearOfDestiny, and attempting to summon [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Nyarlathotep]]. [[spoiler: It's actually Nyarlathotep himself, materializing the rumor that Hitler is back and alive.]]

** In-universe, Hitler himself apparently has no real belief in the occult or advanced technology (as in real life). Erskine tells [[TheHero Steve]] that Hitler simply uses Norse symbology as propaganda, while Schmidt genuinely believes in the Asgardians. Although Schmidt makes a throwaway line about the Fuhrer "[[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk digging for trinkets in the desert...]]"