ABOUT THE BOOK

THE BOOK IDEA WAS BORN ONE DAY after reading my second favorite author, Dan Brown, The Lost Symbol, where he addresses the theme of Freemasonry in the United States, I realized that there was not much talking about the same theme here in Brazil and much less talking about of their connection with Nazism – one of my favorite themes.

The characters have no mystery at all, most of their names were born out of homage to personal or family friends, if someone has the same name as any of them and is not part of my circle of friendship it was pure coincidence.

The Thule and Vrill Society do exist and still remain active today, even after the fall of Nazism and the death of Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler and all its creators.

The Thule Society remains in operation today, with an official website (http://www.sociedade-thule.8m.com). And it is under observation by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution of Germany, for fear of promoting Nazi or neo-Nazi ideology, even if the Thule Society is not political, but religious and initiatic.

Vrill is even easier to find.

The pigeon episode really happened to me, only at the light station, just like the guy who rubbed his ass and flirted with Henrique, both situations are based on real facts.

The book already has a sequel ready that will be released very soon with the name of If there is no tomorrow.

All places, historical information, architecture and some rituals, correspond with reality.

THE CHARACTERS;

SANDRO PALMEIRA: Sandro is the name of one of my brothers-in-law and Palmeira, just like in the book it is a tribute to my father and grandfather who were palmeirenses (although I am not), I am a Corinthians fan, I insisted on the character having some of my characteristics, especially the struggle to learn not to speak bad words that is @ #% @ %% stop.

ELISA: Nobody in particular.

BERNARDO GARCIA: the first name does not belong to anyone in particular, but the surname is a very special tribute to a classmate in the police who died on the run over and left three beautiful children.

CAMILA VON SCHULZ: Camila was a neighbor who gave me the first break out, Schulz, Charlie Brown's creator.

MARCUS SALDANHA: Marcus was the vocalist of a band he had at the time.

HENRIQUE CARDEÑAS: Henrique was my neighbor and Cardeñas was a friend who played the keyboard in the church.

ANDRIUS COLMENAGHES DE RILLENCOURT: Andrius was what he called a friend named André.

CARLOS CARDEÑAS: Actually his nickname was Carlota, but the name was ugly, so I left as Carlos the name of one of my neighbors who had 11 brothers.

ANDRÔMACUS VON CIELO: the name is a reference to the wife of the king of Greece and Cielo to the Brazilian gold medalist at the Olympics.

WILHORN VON CIELO: the name I came up with when playing Final Fantasy XII, one of the prizes for defeating an enemy was something horny.

JUAN HERNANDES: Because of the singer Juanes and surname because of my dear parents from the church, Estevam and Sônia.

ANITA: When I wrote the book, the singer MC was not yet successful, so it is not specifically about her.

HOPE: Because of the music of Banda Alliados.

LINICKER: A teenage friend had that name.

FRANCESCO NUÑES: The Monumental Stadium of Nuñes.

MARTIN GONZALEZ: One of my favorite authors, George R.R.Martin.

VITÓRIA GARCIA: Nobody in particular.

BEATRIZ HELENA GARCIA: Two nieces, Bia and Helena.

ANA BASTOS: Ana is my wife's name, and she has a twin sister.

CAROL: despite the reference to being a twin, the name itself does not report to anyone in particular.

ERICK VON STOLFGRAN: Nobody in particular.

ANETTE: Nobody in Special.

CESLAU: My paternal grandfather had that name.

GODOFREDO: One of the members of the first Templar entourage to Jerusalem.

RUDOLF: Nobody in Special.

ANNIE: A friend from the church.

JULLIUS: Chris' father from the show "Everyone hates Chris"

PAOLO MARTINEZ:

CORONEL JAMES CLIVERT: The name because of James "Sawier" from Lost, the surname I made up.

ASAPH: Nobody special.

JÔNATAS: A pastor that I had scolded and had a direct fight with, he was very annoying.

TOMAS: Nobody special.

ANELISE: A friend from college.

FRANCISCO: Nobody special.

CAMILO SANCHES: the surname was that of a chief of the Highway Police.

SÔNIA: Nobody in particular.

RAMÓN: He studied with me in the gym.

GABRIEL CASTÀN:

JEAN DESJARDIN: Character from a book by Sidney Sheldon, my favorite author.

ESTEFÂNIA: great-grandmother, mother of Ceslau.

AISHA CAMINO: The surname because of the album "Camino Palmero" by the band The Calling.

CARMEN DI PAYEN: The surname is Templar, from the first delegation, the name was placed during the review because of Minister Carmen Lúcia, there was a story about her, so I decided to put it.

MANUELA: The BBB's Manu.

SOPHIE: From the book Sophia's world.

INGRID SOSA: The name of nobody in particular, the surname because of the singer Mercedez Sosa, although I don't like the songs, I thought the name was cool.

FRIDA KOTSHOWSK: The surname I made up, the name is from a German girl who studied with me at school.

IVAN: Nobody in particular.

PABLO LUIZ AGUIRRE: Pablo is a supposed son of my father, Aguirre of a college boy.

CARINA SCHULZ: in my biography there are more details.

DILERMANDO: he was my father's friend when I was a child.

EDUARDO: Neighbor that we wrote music together.

DORA: neighbor of my grandmother Fernanda.

CONSUELO: Nobody in particular.

FELÍCIA: Sister of my grandfather Ceslau.

Martin Luther.

SID: Cid, character from Final Fantasy, one of my favorite games.

WILLMUT: I made it up.

FÁBIO: Nobody in particular.

FIF'TWO: It was the name of the brand I would like to put together.

PAULO CAMILO: Nobody in particular.

AMANDA: Maybe Amanda Françoso.

CREUZA: Nobody in particular, just the most humorous part of the speech.