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Originally posted by warpboost
What do you all think about the stories of Viktor Shauberger and the repulsine technology he supposedly invented which is what powered nazi flying saucers/foo fighters?
Originally posted by mashup
Did the nazis try to do things with the occult like Indiana Jones and "Castle Wolfenstein" suggest?
Originally posted by mashup
Did the nazis try to do things with the occult like Indiana Jones and "Castle Wolfenstein" suggest?
Originally posted by sminkeypinkey
Originally posted by mashup
Did the nazis try to do things with the occult like Indiana Jones and "Castle Wolfenstein" suggest?
- Himmler was a nutter obsessed with the occult and all that nordic mythology crap.
He went in for the idea that the (as he saw it, 'his') SS were the modern tutonic knights and had an SS castle complete with Arthurian round table etc etc.
A deluded fruitcake no less, sadly most of Europe was to experience such crass insanity given full reign.
Interestingly and rather topically he also thought Islam was an excellent and most suitable religion for soldiers (he knew about it through the Bosnian volunteers that joined the German army after the occupation of Yugoslavia).
[edit on 17-8-2005 by sminkeypinkey]
Originally posted by Hvitserk
Interestingly and rather topically he also thought Islam was an excellent and most suitable religion for soldiers (he knew about it through the Bosnian volunteers that joined the German army after the occupation of Yugoslavia).
Originally posted by LiquidationOfDiscrepancy
It seems as though a lot of our current technology, is technology we had in the past, but only perfected.
Originally posted by LiquidationOfDiscrepancy
I would like to know more about Nazi helmets, and its influence on modern military helmets. Any information would be very helpful.
Originally posted by sminkeypinkey
Of course.
It was one of the reasons why the Serbs thought the world would turn a blind eye to what they were up to with their til then Muslim neighbours (many of whom had lived for decades happily and peaceably together)......
......and given the cynacism around maybe that would have been the case if it were not for the 'Christian' Croats (who also were more allied to the German cause in WW2) that the Serbs also tried to 'cleanse' (Jayzuss what a revolting term) from their idea of a 'greater Serbia'.
[edit on 20-8-2005 by sminkeypinkey]
The Ustaša gangs ravaged villages across the Dinaric Alps to the extent that the Italians and the Germans started expressing their horror. By 1942, general Edmund Glaise von Horstenau had written several reports to his Wehrmacht commanders in which he expressed his dismay at the extent of the Ustaša atrocities, which actually preceded the Final Solution. These were corroborated by those of field marshal Wilhelm List.
Originally posted by warpboost
Originally posted by LiquidationOfDiscrepancy
I would like to know more about Nazi helmets, and its influence on modern military helmets. Any information would be very helpful.
I have wondered this in the past, and your post got me interested so I did a little researching.
I learned that the nazi helmet is referred to as the stahlhelm. Source
I found this article about the current US helmet and its design.
The following is an exceprt from the above article which I found of interest.
"n 1978 Captain Schwerd may have had the last laugh. With the recently invented polymer Kevlar as reinforcement, patented and trademarked by DuPont, the U.S. armed forces were able to create a laminated helmet no heavier than the M-1 with superior ballistic protection. The Army’s designers insisted that the new helmet, based on exhaustive scientific measurements of actual heads, was engineered from scratch and that similarities to the Stahlhelm were superficial, but they were unmistakable. In any case, the new model proved itself from the Grenada campaign to the Gulf War, and sarcastic nicknames like “Nazi helmet” and “Kevlar Fritz” faded away as the shape became more familiar.
I don't know if anyone has mentioned the Enigma in this thread, but that was a pretty amazing piece of technology.
In spite of the constant danger of being arrested for expressions of radical ideas and false accusations of treason, Soviet aircraft designers mastered technical hurdles astonishing even by today's standards.
The innovative aircraft include a cutting edge swept-wing Delta aircraft design from 1933; a rocket-powered fighter from 1939; a long distance fixed wing aircraft with features incorporated two decades later in the U-2 spyplane; a flying tank prototype; a submarine-bomber combination designed to attack unsuspecting enemy ships in port; and a canard wing, mid-40s aircraft that resembles a modern day Burt Rutan-designed plane.
"The Nazi party had a secret flying disc already off of the drawing board and flying and it was capable of 1200 miles an hour. Vertical take-off, 90ƒ changes, much like a helicopter, and of course was far superior to anything the Allies powers had at that time. Secondly they also had another craft about to be up and going it was capable of doing 2500 miles per hours, which was double the original. Not only did it have the characteristics of the original craft, but it also had a laser weapon aboard it which capable of penetrating four inches of armour. Needless to say that really spooked the allied forces into making a redemptive attempt against Von Braun and bringing him … into a state of capitulation."Bulgarian Physicist Vladimir Terziski also wrote the following about these mystery craft. "According to Renato Vesco … Germany was sharing a great deal of the advances in weaponry with their allies the Italians during the war. At the Fiat experimental facility at Lake La Garda, a facility that fittingly bore the name of Air Marshall Hermann Goering, the Italians were experimenting with numerous advanced weapons, rockets and airplanes, created in Germany. In a similar fashion, the Germans kept a close contact with the Japanese military establishment and were supplying it with many advanced weapons.
This may or may not be true; but there was certainly a high level of occult activity in mid-Europe at that time, and no doubt organisations did exist then with unconventional beliefs just as they do today. Whatever the truth of this, by 1934 the Vril Society had apparently developed its first UFO shaped aircraft, known as the Vril 1, which was propelled by an anti-gravity effect. (This was the same year as Viktor Schauberger discussed his flying disk ideas with Hitler.)
By 1939 the SS had produced the RFC-5, which it called the Haunebu 1. In August 1939 the machine made its maiden flight and proved its viability, being more than 65 foot in diameter and offering considerable storage space. By the end of 1940 the RFC-2 (Haunebu II) had entered service as a reconnaissance aircraft and there is certainly photographic evidence to support this, for example an RFC-2 was photographed near Antarctica in 1940 (see next chapter.)
After the end of the war in 1945, Russian and American intelligence teams began a hunt to track down this perceived military and scientific booty of the advanced German technology. Following the discovery of particle/laser beam weaponry in German military bases, the US War Department decided that the US must not only control this technology, but also the scientists who had helped develop it "to ensure that [America] takes full advantage of those significant developments which are deemed vital to our national security." It therefore launched a project to bring these personnel to the United States. Whilst initially publicised the nature, extent and secrecy of the project, later termed `Operation Paperclip' remained classified until 1973