In modern historical literature, they prefer to call him "Himmler's Rasputin," although at one time he was called "a wizard at the court of the SS Reichsfuhrer" behind his eyes. His name was Karl Maria Wiligut, although many knew him exclusively under the ritual name Weistor. His activities were not reported in the departmental publications of the SS, for example, the magazine "Black Corps." The existence of the SS brigadefuhrer Weistor was generally known to very few people - only those who were close to Heinrich Himmler.