Nazi Ufos. Hitler's Flying Saucers: The history of Haunebu and the v7 project for the construction o

At the heart of the darkest events of the twentieth century, amid the horrors of war and totalitarian madness, lies an enigmatic chapter that still fascinates, divides, and fuels theories bordering history, science fiction, and the occult: the mysterious experimental technologies of the Third Reich. This book delves into the intricacies of the so-called V-7 Project, the alleged secret Nazi program dedicated to the development of circular aircraft, known as Haunebu. From UFO-related references, esoteric societies like the Vril and Thule-Gesellschaft, unconventional military plans, and post-war silences, a historical and cultural investigation unfolds through controversial documents, uncertain testimonies, and reconstructions often steeped in myth.

With a critical yet open-minded approach, the author explores the origins of these tales: from the birth of the first theories about Nazi flying saucers, to the alleged secret installations near Prague, to the hypothesis that some UFOs observed during and after World War II may have been the product of advanced German technology, partly inherited by the superpowers during the Cold War.

Without indulging in sensationalism, the book also reconstructs the cultural context in which these narratives flourished, examining the links between propaganda, military secrecy, and the obsession with wonder weapons (Wunderwaffen). But above all, it reflects on why, almost a century later, the myth of the Haunebu still holds such a magnetic hold on the collective imagination.

A fascinating journey between historical truth and technological legend, it invites the reader to question not only what really happened, but also what we are willing to believe when official history remains silent or leaves room for ambiguity.