To facilitate the answering of such questions, the Rudolph Hess Archive presents further astrological information in the form of three charts drawn up for key moments in the career of Rudolph Hess - his birth in 1894, his 1941 flight from Augsberg to Scotland, and his death in Spandau Prison in 1987. Despite being attracted to modern technology, his magnetic and compulsive behaviour makes him prone to sudden bouts of disruptive or revolutionary behaviour which holds the possibility of violent accidents. Rather than producing solutions, this line of enquiry highlights further questions. Is it reasonable to suggest that the murder of a man representing the idea of Rudolph Hess is just as important both astrologically and, more importantly, politically. Readers are invited to submit their comments, speculations and insights to the Open Forum by completing the following details.
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