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Hi there,
I think some of you might have heard about Viktor Schaubergers developments during WWII.
For those who don't know the historical facts:
On the 20. April 1943 the government director of Gau Oberdonau August Schmöller was meeting
Viktor Schauberger and Ziereis, the commander of the KZ Mauthausen, to initiate a project that
that commenced on the 27.09.1944 in a small and heavily guarded working group at
"Kraftfahr Technische Lehranstalt (K.T.L.) Wien". The K.T.L. was headed by Alfred Müller
(See notes on Alfred Müller in CIOS XXVI 30 (https://www.cdvandt.org/CIOS-XXVI-30.pdf) on
page 9.)
In the working diary of Schauberger the group was called "Gruppe Versuchsbau der Waffen-SS". Deckname "Alfred".
After the war was over, Viktor Schauberger was confined to "house arrest".
Since Schauberger is often related to some non scientific approaches, I am interested in some credible
documents on that subject, especially from the archives.
My questions are therefore as follows:
1. Did anybody of you come across further information on Schauberger in some of the documents of the archives on the subject of "Gruppe Versuchsbau der Waffen-SS" (Deckname "Alfred") or some C.I.C. reports etc.?
2. Did anybody come across further information about or the developments of the Kraftfahrtechnische Versuchsanstalt (K.T.L.)
at St. Aegyd, Niederdonau, near Vienna?
Any information would be of great help and highly appreciated.
I think some of you might have heard about Viktor Schaubergers developments during WWII.
For those who don't know the historical facts:
On the 20. April 1943 the government director of Gau Oberdonau August Schmöller was meeting
Viktor Schauberger and Ziereis, the commander of the KZ Mauthausen, to initiate a project that
that commenced on the 27.09.1944 in a small and heavily guarded working group at
"Kraftfahr Technische Lehranstalt (K.T.L.) Wien". The K.T.L. was headed by Alfred Müller
(See notes on Alfred Müller in CIOS XXVI 30 (https://www.cdvandt.org/CIOS-XXVI-30.pdf) on
page 9.)
In the working diary of Schauberger the group was called "Gruppe Versuchsbau der Waffen-SS". Deckname "Alfred".
After the war was over, Viktor Schauberger was confined to "house arrest".
Since Schauberger is often related to some non scientific approaches, I am interested in some credible
documents on that subject, especially from the archives.
My questions are therefore as follows:
1. Did anybody of you come across further information on Schauberger in some of the documents of the archives on the subject of "Gruppe Versuchsbau der Waffen-SS" (Deckname "Alfred") or some C.I.C. reports etc.?
2. Did anybody come across further information about or the developments of the Kraftfahrtechnische Versuchsanstalt (K.T.L.)
at St. Aegyd, Niederdonau, near Vienna?
Any information would be of great help and highly appreciated.
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