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rea trut
about Flying c.cers,
as told by Geor
Klein,
former secret wea ons ex­
pert in the Gern,an War
Production Mintstry,• and
now an e n g i n e e r in
Switzerland.
"Flying Saucers," he says,
are top secret weapons of the
SA and Russia.
" They are a continuation of
.:re rm an wartime experi­
~.1ents.
.
"Prototype Flying Saucers [
were built in Germany during
the war. I saw one reach a
height of 40,000 feet in three
minutes,
near
Prague
in
1945."
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Klein
says the Russians
captured a scale model and top
technicians at Breslau.
The
technicians have not returned
to Germany.
And
Walter
Micthe,, V
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pon inventor and key
an
i
Saucer development,
ed
\ est and now works in he
1itcd States
lein in a Zurich interview
• spected
by
Field-Mar al
Montgomery. says Klein.
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Flying Saucer built to-day­
one with a diameter of 48ft.
powered by five jets and a
larger model with a diameter
of 126ft. and 12 jets.
This, he says, accounts for
the rumour that Saucers often
appear to change size sud­
denly.
Raised wing flaps liCt both '
a\roraft like a helicopter. The
big 9ne c_an keep stationary by
turmng Jets _down to counter­
balan~e gravity.
Flyrng Saucers,.teveloped in
Canada by Joh%:'_!·ost, former
colleague of Sh Fi:ank Whittle,
have reached speeds upf to
1,500 mph and have been in-
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