In Hamburg he had discovered a promising astrologer called Wulf, a student of poison, Sanskrit, and other interesting subjects. Wulf's prophecies, as seen by Schellenber in retrospect, seemed remarkably accurate. He had prophesied that Hitler would survive a great danger on 20th July 1944; that he would be ill in November 1944; and that he would die a mysterious death before 7th May 1945. His prophecies concerning Himmler were equally remarkable, though discreetly enveloped in diplomatic silence. Schellenberg found that in politics Wulf was sound; he introduced him to Himmler as a counterweight to the unsound Kaltenbrunner; and this introduction was so successful that before the end of the Third Reich, according to Schellenberg, "Himmler seldom took any steps without first consulting his horoscope."
—H. R. Trevor-Roper,
The Last Days of Hitler