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enlarge | Author: Henry Stevens Publisher: Adventures Unlimited Press Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating: 12 reviews Sales Rank: 38416
Media: Paperback Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 334 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1 Dimensions (in): 8.8 x 6.1 x 0.8
ISBN: 1931882738 Dewey Decimal Number: 940 EAN: 9781931882736 ASIN: 1931882738
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Not recommended... May 16, 2008 13 out of 22 found this review helpful
If you are serious in your interest in WW2 secret weapons, I'd pass on this book. It primarily covers questionable and often consipiracy-laden material, including UFOs, etc. There are much better books out there on the market that take the subject seriously.
Nazi surprises March 11, 2008 4 out of 16 found this review helpful
When you think about it, it makes sense that the Nazis thought outside the box. They were carrying on a war with everyone. You had to become self sufficient. Too bad they didn't have enough time. It would have been interesting. I'm sort of glad they didn't have enough time, I can't speak German. Of Course, Allied Commanders knew what the Nazis were up to and pushed very hard to defeat them.
At last the truth comes out March 5, 2008 5 out of 10 found this review helpful
In my years of researching on scientific esoterism, I had been constantly stymied by the reactionarism of traditional military technology scholars and their dogma that World War Two German scientists were unable to deliver on high-level research and development projects. There were times that I felt it would be impossible to ever learn what really caused some of the very odd actions that were undertaken by the Allied powers during 1945. Author Henry Stevens has now given me hope to continue on with my beliefs. His informatiive expose of the true facts surrounding the so-called "black" programs is a breath - no...a veritable windstorm - that cleanses one's mind of the dustiness of conventional thinking.
Within the covers of this unique tome, author Stevens provides the sort of documentation any clear-thinking individual would require to allow oneself to accept notions that have been - in all likelihood - suppressed since the end of the Second World War for reasons and motives that can only be imagined.
In reading through this book, it became apparent that I was not alone in having been mislead by those who seek to blind us to the truth about our world and the tenuous inter-relationship between what it is and what it was supposed to be. Upon completion of the treatises laid ut, I know that it has got to be all true. Otherwise, how could it have been written? I urge you to obtain this book and - as I did - wonder at why you were never able to comprehend the self-obvious trusims that lay behind the statements made here. How did we ever not believe that there were post-war nazi bases in Antartica that were attacked by Bush's minions under the cover of the assaults on Iraq? And, exactly how could we possibly beleive that the Manhattan Project was successful instead of the oh-so-certain reality that the ALSOS missions had no other purpose that wresting German-made bombs from their owners for use on Japan? These are but two of the revelations that await you in a book - the message of which was so important and urgent - that its author and publisher elected to reduce proof-reading time to get it into print.
Oh...one more thing...I was being sarcastic. This book is poorly written fiction. I wish I knew if the author is presenting it as that or whether he believes the stuff he writes.
Impeccable! November 5, 2007 24 out of 27 found this review helpful
Absolutely well researched, with solid proof printed within. The author makes his point with in depth research, and prints the bulk of his source documents. If you want to read fact, not fiction or opinion, this one is for you. Highly recommended!
ood book October 3, 2007 7 out of 14 found this review helpful
This book has good information. It also feeds yourconspiracy fix. It tells alot of missing technology. Some of it is on the History Channel.
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