Rudolf Elmayer von Vestenbrugg
Rudolf Elmayer von Vestenbrugg (Pula 1881 - Graz 1970), also known als Elmar Brugg, Rudolf Elmar von Vinibert or Elmar Vinibert von Rudolph, was a technical engineer and a prolific Nazi-writer from Austria, who published several popular surveys on the work of cosmologist Hanns Hörbiger and his now-defunct Cosmic Ice ("Glacial Cosmogony") Theory, as well as a range of popular antisemitic and nationalsocialist books, including a biography of the antisemitic politician Georg Ritter von Schönerer. Up to 1938 Elmayer lived in Graz, where he later returned. During the War he was a SA-lieutenant colonel  ("Obersturmführer") and a military trainer, stationed in Slovenia. After 1945 he wrote on several other subjects, but he stayed true to his former political beliefs. He published a national-socialist novel and a 1958 dissertation on the "Beowulf" as a Germanic text. His last book "Eingriffe aus den Kosmos" (Interventions from Outer Space) was published posthumously in 1971 by Hans Schindler Bellamy.