Friedrich Georg "III Reich miracle weapons"

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From, Hitlers Miracle Weapons V1,by Friedrich Georg,

a mysteries ?.
 

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hesham said:
From, Hitlers Miracle Weapons V1,by Friedrich Georg,

a mysteries ?
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A quick answer

In early 90's, Friedrich Georg published a collection of three expensive volumes about "III Reich miracle weapons"


Hitler's Miracle Weapons: Secret Nuclear Weapons of the Third Reich and their Carrier Systems: Volume 1: Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine


www.goodreads.com

Hitler's Miracle Weapons

How close did Hitler come to his dream of developing nuclear weapons? What evidence is there for the design, testing and production of su...
www.goodreads.com


Hitler's Miracle Weapons: The Secret history of the Rockets and Flying Crafts of the Third Reich: Volume 2: From the V-1 to the A-9; Unconventional short- and medium-range weapons


www.goodreads.com

Hitler's Miracle Weapons

Following on from the success of volume 1, Friedrich Georg's second book in the series covers unconventional short- and medium-range weap...
www.goodreads.com


Hitler's Miracle Weapons: From the 'America Rocket' to an Orbital Station.: Volume 3: Germany's Efforts to Develop Intercontinental Weapons and the First Space Programme


www.goodreads.com

Hitler's Miracle Weapons

The third volume in this now-established series expand its coverage to examine Nazi Germany's efforts to develop intercontinental weapons...
www.goodreads.com


The information in the books is clearly questionable. Much of it based on myth, speculation or straight from the author’s imagination. (I.e. a photography of a modified Myasishchev M-4 Molot model painted in Luftwaffe markings and identified in the text as if it was a real unbuilt German project)

HitlersMiracleWeapons-FriedrichGeorg-2003-AradoAr.jpg


Anyone interested on history and objective facts just avoid it.
 
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Antonio said:
hesham said:
From, Hitlers Miracle Weapons V1,by Friedrich Georg,

a mysteries ?
Click to expand...

A quick answer

In early 90's, Friedrich Georg published a collection of three expensive volumes about "III Reich miracle weapons"


Hitler's Miracle Weapons: Secret Nuclear Weapons of the Third Reich and their Carrier Systems: Volume 1: Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine


www.goodreads.com

Hitler's Miracle Weapons

How close did Hitler come to his dream of developing nuclear weapons? What evidence is there for the design, testing and production of su...
www.goodreads.com


Hitler's Miracle Weapons: The Secret history of the Rockets and Flying Crafts of the Third Reich: Volume 2: From the V-1 to the A-9; Unconventional short- and medium-range weapons


www.goodreads.com

Hitler's Miracle Weapons

Following on from the success of volume 1, Friedrich Georg's second book in the series covers unconventional short- and medium-range weap...
www.goodreads.com


Hitler's Miracle Weapons: From the 'America Rocket' to an Orbital Station.: Volume 3: Germany's Efforts to Develop Intercontinental Weapons and the First Space Programme


www.goodreads.com

Hitler's Miracle Weapons

The third volume in this now-established series expand its coverage to examine Nazi Germany's efforts to develop intercontinental weapons...
www.goodreads.com


The information in the books is clearly questionable. Much of it based on myth, speculation or straight from the author’s imagination. (I.e. a photography of a modified Myasishchev M-4 Molot model painted in Luftwaffe markings and identified in the text as if it was a real unbuilt German project)

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Anyone interested on history and objective facts ust avoid
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They are simply "what if " not real history .
 
OK my dears,

and we can transfer or spilt this part to a proper section,and thanks.
 
"economic advantage"? A clearly uninformed opinion. How many copies of each book were published? At what cost? What was the author's cut? I work in book publishing. I do it for a living. Hardcover books are expensive to produce.

I have an original German language edition of Hitlers Siegeswaffen, Band 2: Star Wars 1947. It has a color section. It was published by AMUN-Verlag in a limited edition of 1,000 copies. Again, how much to print?
 
edwest2 said:
"economic advantage"? A clearly uninformed opinion. How many copies of each book were published? At what cost? What was the author's cut?
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If the author was smart, he *could* be raking it in. The books probably cost on the order of a dozen dollars to print. There are two copies of Volume 3 available on abebooks; the asking prices are $750 and $1200+. They doubtless won't *sell* for that, but I have seen this book sell for well over $100 on ebay. If the author planned ahead and took the long view, he might have printed a thousand copies and simply stuffed them into his garage to sell one a week or so, making perhaps a couple hundred bucks a week in profit.

I say *possible,* not *likely.*
 
Hoo boy. One of our books was going for hundreds of dollars on the so-called "secondary" or speculator market. We reprinted it. Demand dropped. I have a non-Friedrich Georg book in my collection that I bought for $30. Later, I saw it going for $300. Then it gradually floated back down.

The three books mentioned earlier in this thread were published by Helion, not the author.
 
edwest2 said:
A clearly uninformed opinion. How many copies of each book were published? At what cost? What was the author's cut? I work in book publishing. I do it for a living.
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While I am suitably impressed by your experience and by the overbearing way it is delivered, I fail to see what this has to do with calling a lie a lie, or a fraud a fraud.

Separately, if someone engages in unprofitable business ventures, it vouches for his economic acumen, not for his morals.
 
edwest2 said:
"economic advantage"? A clearly uninformed opinion. How many copies of each book were published? At what cost? What was the author's cut? I work in book publishing. I do it for a living. Hardcover books are expensive to produce.

I have an original German language edition of Hitlers Siegeswaffen, Band 2: Star Wars 1947. It has a color section. It was published by AMUN-Verlag in a limited edition of 1,000 copies. Again, how much to print?
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In French and German 1,000, in Italian 500-700, in Spanish 400-500, in English 1,000-4,000
 
Igor A. Shestakov from Unicraft Models collaborated in the book’s drawings
 
Justo Miranda said:
I've seen those drawings before but I don't remember where. They are possibly a re-adaptation of Ted Nomura's work.
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No,I did not mean that site at all,and I think it was in a book ?!.
 
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