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Nazi International: The Nazis' Postwar Plan to Control the Worlds of Science, Finance, Space, and Conflict

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With this book Farrell takes a slight detour from his usual scientific detective work and moves into the realm of "conspiracy theory," or as he says, "conspiracy hypothesis." Using the same logical precision I have come to expect from his work, he analyzes the rumors and stories of Nazi escape at the end of World War 2.

Even in a work this size, over 400 pages, he can still only scratch the surface of the vast, powerful underground movement that the Nazi party created to facilitate their escape from their near-miss at world domination. As Jim Marrs has pointed out in his new book, and Farrell echoes here, the Nazi Party never surrendered - Germany, Japan and Italy did, but the Nazis did not. To drive the point home clearly, Farrell reproduces the "instruments of surrender" signed at the end of the war. Was it an incredible oversight to let the Nazis slip through the cracks like that, or was it just another part of their extraordinary plan?

The book is 12 chapters in 4 sections, and begins with a look at the surrender, the science fiction novels of Wilhelm Landig, Nazi UFO myths and Reinhold Schmidt, and part of the information Carol Rosin communicates from the late Werner Von Braun (a greater portion of which is available from Steven Greer's Disclosure Project, and well worth your attention). I was especially happy to see more information on Landig, as I was intrigued by his mention of Landig's novels in an earlier book.

He goes on to describe the financial processes by which Allied banking and other Big Money interests helped create both the Nazi party and the Bolshevik revolution. Again, he shows that the financial dealings and corporate underground created are so vast and powerful that even a book this size can only hit the high points. The legal wrangling of I.G. Farben's breakup took 52 years because the corporation was so vast and convoluted!

He discusses the escape theories surrounding Martin Bormann, Heinrich "Gestapo" Muller, and Adolf Hitler, having dealt with Hans Kammler and others in his previous books on Nazi scientific work.

He covers the migration of Nazis to South America and other places, and spends a large part of the book looking at the financial and political threads that indicate the heavy influence of the Nazis, even to this day. An interesting revelation is how important Nazis such as Otto Skorzeny were to the creation and training of our current nemesis, Arab terrorism.

He ends the book with information on the secret scientific work in Argentina and elsewhere, with a final chapter on Nazi influence in NASA. In the NASA chapter he quotes heavily from the research of Hoagland and Bara, which is also worth reading in depth. This is the only section where he gets back to the science we are so used to him writing about.

As always, Farrell dishes up a fantastic survey of the situation, paying great heed to detail and corroboration. He cites his sources, and provides actual copies of many documents, both in the main text and an appendix. He proves once again that he has the skills of a scientist with the intuition of a street wise detective. His procedure is logical and follows his usual structure of point by point elucidation backed up by evidence and lists of conclusions. Also, as always, he gives the reader lots of entry points to go deeper into the information.

While something of a departure from his more science oriented books, he proves that he can handle the topics of finance and politics as well as he does science. If you liked his other books, you'll like this one. If you are interested in just how much influence the Nazis still exert in this world and how they managed to get in that position, this is a good place to start.

The Nazi International is the story about post-war Nazi survival and influence in general, and the survival of Borman and his cronies in particular.

Joseph's brilliant research, and engaging, fast-paced writing take the reader from one breathtaking revelation to another. The connections established between radical Islam and the Nazis are especially pertinent. The influence of the Nazi International on major American institutions(the CIA and NASA in particular)and as a player in the global economy is also explored.

Anyone trying to make sense of recent historical events--particularly recent political events and the current economic meltdown--will find this book illuminating.

It's a great read!

I found the book extremely readable, and "unfortunately" with very good scholarship. Footnoted excellently to the source materials, Joseph Farrell's conclusions can only be listed as accurate to the extreme. If you would like to know how we could beat the German nation in World War Two and still be overtaken by global facism and nazi ideologies on the global scale this book will answer your questions.

A most fascinating book, carefully pulling together the many, many threads of Postwar Nazi survival as an international, viable and powerful hidden organisation within the very national boundaries and gloating arrogant ignorance of self-styled victors ... an eye-opener full of new facts unearthed and old stories looked at in a new light from a different perspective, it will tilt your own world view to a new angle! - if you are strong enough to take the traffic!

Another well written and researched book from Dr. Farrell. The connection between Huemal and The Bell is logical and solid. You can't help but feel that the South American connection to the story isn't over. I dare say Dr Farrell will return to South America at some stage.

Definately looking forward to 'Roswell and the Reich' and Babylons Banksters' as I am guessing there will be some very large dots to be connected from Nazi International.

To the critics who keep proclaiming Occam's Razor etc-get real! Not all supposition and speculation is bad-especially when it is supported by documentation. The reality is that the 'greater story' being uncovered here can only ever sit in this realm of research-secret things are never obvious and easy to find.

I found reading 'Reich of the Blacksun', then 'SS Brotherhood of the Bell' then 'Nazi Internation' and 'Secrets of the Unified Field' in that order quite illuminating.

The Nazi International is an enjoyable, if a little dry in places read for those who like this sort of thing.

Many many many of the facts outlined in this book are 100% true, however the only problem I have with it is when the list of say 10 facts are added up Mr Farrell suggests that they `may' actually total 11... saying that it does place a great deal of evidence on the fact that the original Nazi's did and perhaps (latterly with their ideological offspring) still do influence the world greatly today.

I still can't really square the circle that if they did possess such power, technology and foresight how did they lose the war to the allies?

That said I really enjoyed the book and would recommend it to those who may be interested in this subject.

Smart, devious Nazis somewhere striving to regain control of the world is the gist of the book. The main thesis is a surviving group of Nazi manipulated the Allies and the Soviets at the end of World War II and survived, and continued on with attempts to perfect their weapons and other devices in various countries (especially Argentina) , using money from the like-minded corporate world, and politically playing the Soviets and Americans off each other--finding a middle position to profit economically and politically.

Various inferences and evidence indicate to various levels of believability that a core group of Nazis moved their base of operations to South America--this group may have included Martin Bormann and less likely Adolf Hitler himself. Part of this operation continued various secret research into exotic and lethal weaponry to include atomic weapons and beyond, and this is one explanation of a historically later explosion reported in the South Atlantic that was assumed to be a atomic explosion.

The author implies an intentional Nazi division of technical spoils between the western Allies (mainly the USA) and the Soviet Union. These spoils helped both sides accelerate their nuclear weapons research and space programs. These technical imports heavily populated NASA, the CIA, and both countries' nuclear developments and helped lead (or mislead) these programs.

The author discusses an alternative history which was kept secret from the general population by their governments and business interests. It is stated the Nazi/German military may have very well beaten the US to atomic weapons and used them (or something of similar destructiveness) a number of times on the Eastern Front. In addition to the atomic bomb theory, he theorizes that the German scientists used occult and esoteric knowledge to generate more fantastic devices. The rereading of how German/Nazi scientists were described in most history as inept as the war ended and later as geniuses appears as a strange, unexplained paradox.

This is another book for die-hard, late night listeners of Coast-to-Coast-AM radio show. If you like books about overly bright and scheming Nazis that are potentially controlling, or at least influencing, current world events this is the book for you. It delves into some interesting possibilities--no matter how improbable. I've added this author to my list of authors to read because this was a good read. He has a strong writing style that I enjoy, although the bibliography is limited, but that could be the result of the subject matter.

Enjoy!!!

Compelling, fresh material providing several well researched and documented sources to support the astonishing conclusions arrived at by the author. This book is a refreshingly credible exploration of a topic that has often lacked the serious attention that Farrell has given it, with many eye-opening facts that are sure to surprise and even astonish the reader. At the very least, "Nazi International" will leave you convinced that the post-Nazi era was not quite as we once believed it to be, and Farrell does a good job of making it further seem likely that some key elements from within the Nazi government did indeed survive and continue to function long after the end of WW11, and even continue to have influence on events today. -An interesting book and well worth the time.

I used to think ideas of "Nazi survival" in South America were solely the product of Hollywood.
Well, Farrell has forced me to accept the possibility that there really might be a "Nazi International."
There is no proof here, and for obvious reasons, there is much speculation. But this long list of usually very well documented arguments is as convincing as you are going to get on this subject. I may disagree with Farrell on several major issues (none of which can be "proven" either way), but I value is opinion, his way of looking at things, in a way that I cannot say about many authors. I would recommend all of his books.

A great book so far with lots of enlightening information. Very interesting stuff on the German Government just prior to VE day. Since I have German family history it is amazing the probabilities of what happened to the leading scientists and big wigs in Germany after the war. This book is well worth it.