Were the women surrounding Aleister Crowley merely lovers and magical partners—or were some of them among the most dangerous female spies of World War I?
In this episode of Agent Crowley, Joel uncovers the remarkable stories of Baroness von Seidlitz, Despina Dawidovitch Storch, Maria de Victorica, and Madeline George—women whose lives intersected with espionage, intelligence operations, international intrigue, and Crowley's mysterious world. As British and German spy networks collided in New York, Crowley found himself surrounded by femme fatales whose loyalties remain debated to this day.
We also examine how this same period transformed Crowley's occult empire through The Blue Equinox, the expansion of the O.T.O. and A∴A∴, the evolving role of the Scarlet Woman, and his relentless pursuit of The Great Work.
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Intro Music:
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Joel Thomas – Grey
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Topics Discussed:
Aleister Crowley, Baroness von Seidlitz, Despina Dawidovitch Storch, Maria de Victorica, Madeline George, British Intelligence, German espionage, World War I spies, Secret Agent 666, Scarlet Woman, The Blue Equinox, O.T.O., A∴A∴, Thelema, The Great Work, occult history, intelligence operations, Richard Spence.
