Neu Scwabenland

More likely than not, you have heard of the German explorations and claims in the Arctic regions, an area dubbed as "Neuscwabenland" (excuse spelling if need be, I'm not German) in particular. Theres alot going around about secret nazi bases, hollow earth, extra-terrestrials, and the likes. And, quite frankly I know all of it can't be true, so I'm not sure what to make of it. There is an area of Antarctica known as Neuswabenland, it's in my atlas. But whats there? Endless snow and rock formations... Or something more? Nazi U-boats were abnormally active around South America, the southern portion of it to be more precise... not far from Antarctica at all. There are also reports from the 3rd Reich of military personell and laborors being sent to Antarctica (I think anyway, it's been a while since I've done any research on the matter). And then there's the disappearence of literally thousands of Hitler's best men at the close of the War. Most were probably killed, granted... but what if something else became of them? There was a man named Richard Byrd, who at one time was quite famous here in the U.S. He was in command of a relitevely large "expeditionary force" destined for Antrarctica. He was the first man to publically fly over the South Pole. There are rumors about what exactly happened to him there at the pole, which is where I start doubting. However, not long after this, his military career ended and he was commited to a mental assylum never to be heard from again. Or so it goes. Not long ago I talked with the commander of the Greensboro, NC division of NSM (National Socialist Movement) and he told me they were producing a video regarding the nazi base in Antarctica and German "UFO's" among other things. He said he would mail me a copy, but I was'nt in the mindset to continue any further conversations. He said that nazism was dead and buried, but that I was about to witness the re-birth, or something like that. It's sad how hate and intolerance can generate such stupidy. Or would it be more appropriate to say how ignorance can generate such hate and intolerance? Either way, I think I've gotten my point across.

What do you think about all this? If there was indeed a nazi outpost in Antarctica, what do you suppose became of it? Was it wiped out by Byrd's "expeditionary force" or were Byrd's men beaten back with help of the superior weapons of the nazi's, as some people beleive. Or, theres the possibility of all of this being a load of bull, making us concentrate on something else instead of issues we would otherwise be obsessed with? So many questions, so little answers. Thats life for ya.

at first: ITS NEUSCHWABENLAND (neu = new, schwabenland = a region of germany)

Originally posted by spitting_duck
More likely than not, you have heard of the German explorations and claims in the Arctic regions, an area dubbed as "Neuscwabenland" (excuse spelling if need be, I'm not German) in particular. Theres alot going around about secret nazi bases, hollow earth, extra-terrestrials, and the likes. And, quite frankly I know all of it can't be true, so I'm not sure what to make of it. There is an area of Antarctica known as Neuswabenland, it's in my atlas. But whats there? Endless snow and rock formations... Or something more?

Diamond, Gold, Uranium, Oil and some other resources, next years the federal republic of germany will not be able allowed to open mines there, nor will any other country for the next decades in antarctica.

Nazi U-boats were abnormally active around South America, the southern portion of it to be more precise... not far from Antarctica at all. There are also reports from the 3rd Reich of military personell and laborors being sent to Antarctica (I think anyway, it's been a while since I've done any research on the matter). And then there's the disappearence of literally thousands of Hitler's best men at the close of the War. Most were probably killed, granted... but what if something else became of them? There was a man named Richard Byrd, who at one time was quite famous here in the U.S. He was in command of a relitevely large "expeditionary force" destined for Antrarctica. He was the first man to publically fly over the South Pole. There are rumors about what exactly happened to him there at the pole, which is where I start doubting. However, not long after this, his military career ended and he was commited to a mental assylum never to be heard from again. Or so it goes. Not long ago I talked with the commander of the Greensboro, NC division of NSM (National Socialist Movement) and he told me they were producing a video regarding the nazi base in Antarctica and German "UFO's" among other things. He said he would mail me a copy, but I was'nt in the mindset to continue any further conversations. He said that nazism was dead and buried, but that I was about to witness the re-birth, or something like that. It's sad how hate and intolerance can generate such stupidy. Or would it be more appropriate to say how ignorance can generate such hate and intolerance? Either way, I think I've gotten my point across.

What do you think about all this? If there was indeed a nazi outpost in Antarctica, what do you suppose became of it? Was it wiped out by Byrd's "expeditionary force" or were Byrd's men beaten back with help of the superior weapons of the nazi's, as some people beleive. Or, theres the possibility of all of this being a load of bull, making us concentrate on something else instead of issues we would otherwise be obsessed with? So many questions, so little answers. Thats life for ya.

Uhhm... myths, nobody knows, and I dont think anybody here will be able to give a prove, my grandpa was in the waffen SS, and once told me that he saw prototypes for planes, like the ones we saw together on a alien movie, he said he saw them in the Skoda Works in Prague, in the time as he served.

Maybe it was just a joke by him, maybe not....

but such objects existed for sure, I have seen a report bout german inventers, one was showed for his methane-driven Truck he built, and he told the reporters about "Rundflugzeuge" (round-planes) he invented, he showed the blueprints to the german military, and then was disallowed to speak about it, he said, and then he showed the reporters a blueprint of them, then there was a cut by the regiseur to the next inventor they spoke in the report about.

Its also sure, that in the neuschabenland region, there are hot springs and small hot sees, that are hot by lava under the ground, with moss on their scums.

You could get energy by them, to let ultraviolet lamp work, that let plants grow, and energy to heat bases, and electrical energy for machines etc.

So it would at all be possible, but IF it is like that, the round-planes will be more like a mixure of jet and helicopter, than like something totally new, and it will be all almost conventional, but I personally dont think there would be a reason for them to do this, instead of just go to Southern America and found there some villages to live there.

whats more intresting is that germany declared ownership to this region on the eve of ww2.....why?......very,very intresting subject........oh and by the way wodan your english is excellent.