Thread: Do you belive in nazi ufo ?

This may sound rather silly but it was taken very serious by the rich elite of the European society at the turn of the 19th century. The Pan German movement of World War I Germany, was promoted by many Occult and Secret societies which shared these Theosophical views . These many fractioned groups had the common goal that Germany was chosen by God to lead the world into a New Age by restoring the society and technology from the ancient golden age of the gods. After the loss of the war and the constant threat of Communism to their financial empires, The elite rich, many belonging to these secret societies and occult lodges melded together in the 20's and 30's as Hitler came on the scene. Eventually combined together as one, they became the Nationalist Socialists movement. You see, Blavaskis master race was the Aryan and the symbol was the swastika! The rest as they say is history.


People near the military compounds where alleged disk technology was being developed reported sightings of "ghost ships". This was before the term UFO or flying saucer was used but many of the same events were happening in the late 30's and 40's in Germany. Some reports were probably the v1 and v2 rockets while other reports were said to be more similar to UFO sightings. In a 1981 book by Nigel Pennick, Hitler's Secret Sciences, He describes events that were similar to what people would soon experience in South America and the United States in the 50's while encountering a UFO. In 1938 on top of one of the peaks on the Hartz Mountains called the Broken a tower was erected . Another was erected on top of the Feldberg peak near Frankfurt. At times cars traveling along the mountain roads would suddenly have the engine stall and the electronics died. They would be approached by a Lutwaffe guard who would tell them it was no use trying to start the car but he would let them know soon when they could. If true this has all the evidence of experiments that are giving out intense EM (electro magnetic) pulses. Many Scientists, Engineers and researchers were working on various projects that were all headed toward new forms of energy, propulsion, aircraft and other potential weapons systems.


One of the greatest problems was that all of these projects worked separately within several different groups, The Thule society, The SS Order of the Black Sun, the Vril society, private enterprise and the regular military. SS General Hans Kammler was in charge of all research and development projects for the Reich. Eventually the Nazis assumed control of all but it wasn't until wars end. Rivalry and competition between all these factions however, prevented these groups from working together or sharing their developments. Some independent Scientists were already working on alternate energy sources and were forced into working for the Nazi war effort.

I can say it sounds crazy. I'm curious as to what Baron thinks.

Originally Posted by Mantis

I can say it sounds crazy. I'm curious as to what Baron thinks.

I thought I could feel my moustache twitching.

Anyway, Nazi Germany is notorious for supposedly having absurd R&D into all sorts of 'Super Science' (there's a trope named after it for a reason, folks). The truth is though that while this sort of this research was going on, none of it really amounted to anything. A lot of it was toward the war's end too, dreaming up ludicrous "Wunderwaffen", to turn back the Soviet tide that was closing in on Berlin at an all-too uncomfortable rate.

Flying saucers? Absolutely not, that's ridiculous. A few designs were perhaps thrown around on long days, but nothing ever worth fully developing came of this. Even the USAF pissed around developing one of their own with less than favourable results, and this was long after 1945.

On the other hand, conventional science such as rockets and assault rifles..? Well they were doing that right for the most part. But the less said about Nazi Super Tanks, the better. That sort of stuff only works in C&C.

I'm sure there were plans.
But I'm apt to agree with the Baron on this one.

Nazi UFOs? no way that can be real...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py_IndUbcxc

Hah, I was just about to post the Iron Sky trailer. I had no idea it was based on an actual conspiracy theory though...

As for the theory, well as I said in the line above, it's a conspiracy theory as far as I'm concerned and highly doubt it's factual. However, I do think that perhaps the Germans were considering space flight and may have even whipped up some rudimentary prototypes at most.

And in regards to the super research, I have read that they were indeed trying some of that stuff but think that maybe they were somewhat successful and when the Russians took over, they probably kept any good secrets for themselves and hence why we think they never got past the fairy tale stage. That's as much as I'll believe.

Is a theory saying they move on Moon or in Reticuli Carlini, because actualy Hitler is not ''dead'' .

TRUFAX:
Adolf Hitler (b. 1889)
Escaped Berlin in 1945, and currently lives on the dark side of the moon at the grand old age of 122. His birthday is on 20th April, so be sure to send your cards & presents at least a week before this date.