Dark Star: The Hidden History of German Secret Bases, Flying Disks & U-Boats. This item is unavailable.Dark Star: The Hidden History of German Secret Bases, Flying Disks & U-Boats

Even though dozens of top Nazi scientists were persuaded to switch their allegiance to the United States (or other Allied nations) through Operation Paperclip at the end of World War II, many innovators continued working under their original allegiance to the Third Reich. Operating from secret bases in Norway, Greenland, the Canary Islands, Antarctica and South America, these scientists developed astonishing technologies and a post-war Nazi power structure called the 'Dritte Macht' or Third Power. Stevens painstakingly provides the details, function and location, of several of these bases while revealing the underlying technologies being developed - they are interrelated in unexpected ways and Stevens' fluency in German aids in his being able to present brand new evidence from documents and testaments translated by him for the first time. Stevens uses his extensive technical expertise to analyse, integrate and explain the high tech developments coming out in this postwar Nazi world. He makes new discoveries concerning death rays and communications devices and their underlying connection to Tesla technologies. Fantastic U-boats with unconventional propulsion systems are explained, as are the field propulsion German flying discs, including the Schauberger, Vril and Haunebu saucers. Their technical history and physics in terms of levitation are discussed for the first time. The discussion culminates with the famous experimental Bell and shows how all these technologies are tied together with a common method at their core. This book details several seemingly independent themes and expertly weaves them into a coherent glimpse into the post-war Nazi world.

Henry Stevens has been researching WWII and the Third Reich for more than 30 years corresponding with WWII buffs in Poland, Germany, Britain and other countries, about the secret activities of Nazis during and after the war.