German

And he spoke about the difficulty in his life because his father, uh, you know, he was referred to as, uh, the son of a spinner, I guess you'd say in German or something.

And, uh, when he speaks about this whole thing, I would just say when, cause we were there, my partner and I, Jack, a German guy, and we're filming him.

And the, the woman I knew, her name was Bruni and she was, I, she was either a Swiss or a German, maybe, maybe she was a German.

And you know, I, I don't know if the whole story is in the photo book and you know the photo books in German, but fortunately, as I tell people, the photographs are in English.

Henoch being, I guess, the German version of Enoch, or at least the way the play Arn pronounced it.

After all, it's in German, supposedly in 87, but the first English is in 2002, I think.

But you see, they published starting in German.

He also can read and write Aramaic and German.

But Billy has received all of this stuff in German.

This is, or even in German, its origins speak about ghosts.

brazilian army division that fought alongside the american soldiers in italy against the german forces

My, my, my German mother, your Italian mother.

And she said on my hike in the German forest, she said, I asked them, where do I find her?

I was a computer expert, computer programmer, Russian linguist, German linguist.

of the german space program he was also close with walt disney and i think they're they made a little

because townsend brown had had flown behind enemy territory parachuted into you know nazi german

And, um, and then Michael Hesseman arrives, German guy.

But we do know SS officer Hans Kammler probably ran a secret weapons unit for the Nazis called Schkoda Works, which you can think of as the German Skunk Works.

Mieta's contemporary, German technician Rudolf Schreiber, claims to have worked on a disc-shaped craft in Prague that made its first flight test in February of 1945, climbing to 40,000 feet in three minutes.

Finally, the German flying saucer program employed a mysterious prodigy inventor named Victor Schauberger.

And my grandfather said, look, you know, we were in a facility, a hangar, and we saw, you know, a German flying disc.

After Schauberger rejects Frost's offer, a German-American counterintelligence agent named Karl Gersheimer

um became deaf and blind due to an explosion and he was a german and he ended up moving over to the us

Five German engineered blades each honed with precision and better spacing so they don't clog

war ii there was uh there was a system called the roar bond by some german scientists which was a

germany the tot organization had created the autobahn you know that famous german highway with endless

command that requested xavier dorsch specifically as well as three other german nazi technicians for

German rocketry.

And I remember this call because he called back three times to try and get his message straight because of the, uh, you know, he's German and he's just, he wanted, he wanted to get it, you know?

there was a system called the Rohrbahn by some German scientists,

you know, that famous German highway with endless speeds.

as well as three other German Nazi technicians,

called back three times to try and get his message straight because of the, uh, you know, he's German