Rosa-Cruz.
Revista Mensual de Ciencia Rosa-Cruz y Estudios Afines / Organo comunicativo de la Fraternidad Rosa-Cruz Antiqua.
Other titles: Revista Rosacruz
1927-1937 Monthly
Valladona, Spain, then Berlin, Germany, then Texas, and (after World War II) in Marburg, Germany.
Language: Spanish.
Editor: Arnoldo Krumm-Heller (Huirachocha).
Publisher: Blucher.
Succeeds: Der Rosenkreuzer
1/1, 1927-1937.
18 pp., 5 Marks a year.

The journal is said to have been published in 1927 in Valladona, Spain, but survives now only with 4/1 et seq., published in Berlin. It was continued (or revived) in Marburg, after Krumm-Heller's death, since an issue survives from 1952. This was the continuation of Arnoldo Krumm-Heller's Der Rosenkreuzer, published in his role as head of the Fraternitas Rosicruciana Antiqua and O.T.O. Xth degree for Mexico and Central and South America. Its early issues contained Krumm-Heller's recollections of South American and European travel and his is service on the Eastern Front during the war, but its function seems to have been to provide a few insights into sex and astrology and to promote his books and mention the success of various Rosicrucian lodges and of his Gnostic Catholic Church..