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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | Burial of Living Technology |
| Author(s) | Jeane L Manning |
| Keywords | Viktor Schauberger |
| Published | 1994 |
| Pages | 191-206 |
Abstract
Printed in pp. 251-265 of the original 1994 edition of Suppressed Inventions, pp. 191-206 of the 2001 edition.
Threatening to hang the fifty-eight-year-old man and to harm his family if he did not cooperate, Adolf Hitler forced an Austrian inventor to build a flying craft which levitated without burning any fuel. The inventor had previously produced electrical power from a unique suction turbineby the same implosion principles, using air or water in creating the force. The Third Reich wanted these inventions developed quickly. But the inventor took his time; understandably he did not want to give Hitler a technological advantage...