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| Dybbuk Box on display at MOCAOS |
History of the Dybbuk box
On the 19th April 1934 members of the Thule Society
conducted one of a series of black magic rituals in the hopes of making
contact with demonic forces and gaining their favor. Thankfully the
ritual was incomplete but a small rift into the darkness of the universe
was created and this unidentified lesser-demon managed to cross over
into our dimension.
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| Dybbuk Box on display at MOCAOS |
The creature cause isolated trouble for the
good folk of Stuttgart over the next few months, starting fires, damage
to buildings, worrying livestock and occasional violent assaults.
Eventually word of it's existence reached back to the mysterious Thule
Society. These rumors not only feed the desires of the Thule's
hierarchy but spured them into action, attempting to capture the beast.
Their political arm seized power on June 30 1934 and began house to
house searches, kidnapping and interrogations in the hunt for the
creature.
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| Dybbuk Box on display at MOCAOS |
Local holy men knew all to well the risks if this
beast fell into the hands of this vicious organization and using a now
lost combination of Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism and ancient Christian
magic managed to track, capture and force the creature into a state of
suspended animation.
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| Dybbuk Box on display at MOCAOS |
By this stage the Nazi regime had taken
hold and rumors of the rituals, the demon and it's heroic captors were
spreading. The Nazi machine spread throughout Europe as the Jewish and
Christian communities banded together and barely a few steps ahead,
slowly smuggling the foul artefact across border after border waiting
for their chance to send the Demonic beast as far away from the Nazi's
as possible. After making it's way to the west coast of France, the
joint forces of NATO and the French resistance managed to pass the
Dybbuk Box to the British coast guard on the 2nd of June 1940 and it was
taken to the UK and hidden away until just 10 years ago.
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| Dybbuk Box on display at MOCAOS |
