Project Secret Sky: Mysteries of the Third Reich - Project Secret Sky, #1

Allied pilots noticed strange light phenomena over the European battlefield. These unidentified flying objects were called foo fighters. But what could be behind the mysterious fireballs? The Thule Society and the Vril Society, as well as the Ahnenerbe, played a significant role in the Third Empire. What consideration led to the creation of these organizations? And what role did they play in the rise of the Nazis to power? The deployment of the Wunderwaffe or the miracle weapon, could have decided the outcome of the World War II.
But what was the mysterious Wunderwaffe? Maybe it covers the atomic bomb or some other weapon? Between the two world wars, the plan for the first space station orbiting the earth was already born. Would Nazi scientists have been able to carry out this massive project? And why would they want to build a space station? The mysterious Die Glocke or Bell is an anti-gravity device that may have been part of a propulsion system.
Did this strange machine really exist and what did the Nazis intend to use it for? The Ahnenerbe, or paranormal division of the SS, launched numerous expeditions to ancient archeological sites around the world. To places as far away as Antarctica. But why were the Nazis interested in Antarctica? What did they do on the ice continent? According to some, there is a hollow Earth that can be entered through the poles.
Did the Nazis get in touch with this strange inner world? The story of the mystic Maria Orsic and the Vril ladies is about a cosmic relationship in which the Aldebaran beings and the Nazis made a deal. Perhaps they had something to do with an advanced cosmic civilization? And did the aliens share some of their knowledge with the Nazis to gain world domination? The Nazis researched the knowledge of the ancient Vedic civilization.
Perhaps they reconstructed the machinery of a prehistoric advanced civilization? Or have they deciphered the technology of a crashed flying saucer? I am looking for answers to such interesting questions in my book.