Nazi Flying Discs

Schriever, Miethe, Habermohl: names attached to discs that allegedly flew before the fall.

Nazi flying discs: claims that the Reich built saucers (Schriever, Habermohl, the 'Bell'/Die Glocke) and that survivors continued the work in Antarctica or under Allied flags. Documented substrate: Germany's real exotic aircraft (Horten flying wings), Operation Paperclip's laundering of aerospace talent, and postwar saucer panics beginning with Arnold's 1947 sighting. The Bell rests on Igor Witkowski's uncorroborated account of an interrogation he says he read. The thread endures because the true parts — hidden programs, imported scientists — are the load-bearing beams of the false ones.