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has appeared in Germany since the reunification made these
archives accessible, and moreover, the lormerly inaccessible SS
secret underground facilities and complexes finally became
accessible to the public. Aided and abetted in their efforts by the
declassification of several documents by the Clinton administration
in the United States, German researchers began to probe the new
information, reconnecting the dots, and presenting a chilling picture
of the actual state of Nazi wartime research and its enormous
discrepancy with the postwar Allied Legend. This body of work has
been almost entirely ignored in North America. 2
Agoston's work was the first indication from the "mainstream"
that there may have been something behind the Nazi Legend.
Agoston revealed his story for the first time after his source, none
other than close Kammler associate at the famous Skoda Works,
Dr. Wilhelm Voss, died. The story that Voss told Agoston at the
end o f the war was, according to Agoston, in confidence.
As Agoston notes rather sarcastically, Kammler boasted almost
the perfect "corporate resume" and a documentable record of
"whole person management" as a "team player":
A modern day management consultant who was talent hunting for
a "total professional with total involvement" would certainly have been
fascinated by the bizarre curriculum vitae Kammler could have
submitted. He could demonstrate a "track record" in "very senior
appointments," with skill in putting across "aggressive growth
plans."...
2 The most prominent post-reunification German sources for this story are
Friedrich Georg's series on secret weapons, Hitler's Siegeswaffen series in
thrcc volumes; and the studies of Edgar Mayer and Thomas Mehner, Das
Geheimnis der Deutschen Atombombe; Die Atombombe und das Dritte Reich;
Hitler un die ,,Bombe"; Harald Fath's 1945 -Tthuringens Manhattan Projekt
ami Geheime Kommandosache - S III Jonastal und die Seigeswaffenproduktion.
Also not to be neglected is Robert K. Wilcox's Japan's Secret War: Japan's
Race against Time to Build its Own Atomic Bomb, for the latter book raises the
question of where Japan acquired its enrichment capability and stocks of
uranium in no uncertain terms (see chapter 7 of this book). Also important is
Karl Heinz Zunneck's Geheimtechnologien, Wunderwaffen und die irdischen
Facetten des UFO-Phanomens.
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