Ungern

Thus, Sukhe Batur – leader of the 1921 Mongolian Communist Revolution against the extremely harsh rule of the White Russian and Japanese-backed Baron von Ungern-Sternberg – inspired his troops with the Kalachakra account of the war to end the kaliyuga.

Holy Wars in Buddhism and Islam: The Myth of Shambhala (Abridged Version) 2006

Thus, Sukhe Batur – leader of the 1921 Mongolian Communist Revolution against the extremely harsh rule of the White Russian and Japanese-backed Baron von Ungern-Sternberg – inspired his troops with the Kalachakra account of the war to end the kaliyuga.

Holy Wars in Buddhism and Islam: The Myth of Shambhala (Full Version) 2006

Thus, Sukhe Batur – leader of the 1921 Mongolian Communist Revolution against the extremely harsh rule of the White Russian and Japanese-backed Baron von Ungern-Sternberg – inspired his troops with the Kalachakra account of the war to end the kaliyuga.

Holy Wars in Buddhism and Islam: The Myth of Shambhala (Abridged Version) 2006

Thus, Sukhe Batur – leader of the 1921 Mongolian Communist Revolution against the extremely harsh rule of the White Russian and Japanese-backed Baron von Ungern-Sternberg – inspired his troops with the Kalachakra account of the war to end the kaliyuga.

Holy Wars in Buddhism and Islam: The Myth of Shambhala (Full Version) 2006

The Chinese had imprisoned the Jebtsundamba in the Mongolian capital, Urga (Ulaan Baatar), and Ungern went on a holy mission to free him.

Exploitation of the Shambhala Legend for Control of Mongolia 2003

Ungern supported the idea of a Greater Mongolia, backed by the Japanese.

Exploitation of the Shambhala Legend for Control of Mongolia 2003

Ungern then proceeded to slaughter all Chinese, collaborator Mongols, Bolshevik Russians, and Jews he could find.

Exploitation of the Shambhala Legend for Control of Mongolia 2003

Ungern would undoubtedly have identified the materialistic Antichrist forces, which Agharti would help to defeat, as the Bolsheviks, against whom he was fighting.

Mistaken Foreign Myths about Shambhala 1943

Notorious for his cruelty, Ungern slaughtered thousands of Chinese, collaborator Mongols, Russian Bolsheviks, and Jews, earning himself the nickname “Mad Baron.”

Mistaken Foreign Myths about Shambhala 1943

Since Sukhe Batur was rallying his troops with the promise of Shambhala, Ungern could similarly use the Agharti story for his own gain.

Mistaken Foreign Myths about Shambhala 1943