The Titanic Code : Did Nazi Germany Send Winston Churchill anEsotericUltimatum in 1943?

"Not so fast, Herr Guggenheim..."

Why Did the Third Reich Produce a Multi-Million Mark Titanic Pre-Make During the Worst Phase of Fighting in World War II for Germany?

Three essential things you need to know about the Nazi "Titanic" (1943) that set it apart and make it unique amongst all other Big Screen representations of Titanic; all three are solidly grounded in historic truth, and all three are almost totally unknown to the general population, but would certainly have been very familiar indeed to the senior Nazi Leadership, in addition to two-times First Sea Lord Winston S. Churchill, and all of his friends in the Grand Lodge of English Freemasonry, the House of Windsor, the Italian and French Grand Orient Lodges, the a Mother Supreme Council of the World in Washington DC, the men of Skull & Bones at Yale, not to mention the senior leadership of even more elite fraternities like A:A and the OTO in 1943.

Forget about that whole "Why did the allies never bomb the railway lines running into Auschwitz?" phoney dialogue, this her is just way more counterintuitive, counterproductive and just flat-out weird on right on the face of it than almost any other aspect of the War in Europe, so this appears to present a major historical mystery, and as such it could indeed actually be the main event in terms of understanding what the hell actually was going on behind the scenes at that time...

To date, there have been three major, big-budget cinematic adaptations of the so-called Titanic sinking disaster in April of 1912, plus one major IMAX Documentsry and one significant original, fictional Titanic-based movie, accrediting the established, current Titanic Mythology.

These are, in chronological order :

Titanic (1943)

A Night to Remember (1958)

Raise the Titanic! (1980)

Titanic (1997)

and 

Ghosts of the Abyss

Of these :- 

One of them was an adaptation of a fictionalised historical novel retelling of the sinking, written 35 years after the event by a recognised former founding member of the OSS.

"Raise the Ttitanic!" (1980) - Trouble Brewing.

"Raise the Ttitanic!" (1980) - Still More Trouble Brewing.

Please recall, the previous most prominent cinematic portral of the GoodYear Blimp was Black Sunday (1977), wherein Black September Arab terrorists hijack the blimp for use in a suicide attack, crashing it headlong into the halftown of the Miami Super Bowl.

One of them was an insanely over-priced absolute absurd Cold War "thriller" that had the Titanic shoehorned in for absolutely no good reason whatsoever, that flopped and seemly some abolutely ridiculous sum of money - it was the 

And the most recent two were directed by a 33rd* Scottish Rite Freemason, who managed to get approved (at that time) the largest Hollywood movie budget ever approved, in order to (amongst other things) build a life-sized sinkable Titanic inside the world's biggest water tank in Mexico.

33rd Degree Scottish Rite Freemason and King of the World James Cameron