Uranian astrology

This book is the first textbook of the techniques of the Hamburg School in Russian, containing many unique and effective astrological methods. To master them, knowledge of the basics of classical astrology is sufficient (and necessary). The Hamburg School of Astrology is a system of innovative astrological methods based on the works of the German astrologer Alfred Witte (1878-1941) and his like-minded colleagues. During the Hitler era, the Code of Rules was banned due to its inconvenient formulations for the government: incapacity for leadership, collapse of power, etc. During the war, the school ceased to exist, and leading astrologers were arrested. After World War II, the publishing house and the Society for the Study of Astrology were restored. German astrologers received substantial support from the work of the famous Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, who was well acquainted with astrology. To study the legacy of A. Witte, his students and associates: Wilhelm Beckmann, Konrad Hellberg, Hermann Lefeldt, Karl Perch, Herbert Pauls, Ludwig Rudolf, Heinz Schlagheck, and Wilhelm Schacht founded the Union of Astrologers of the Hamburg School ("Astrologische Studiengesellschaft Hamburger Schule").