Secret Nazi Base in Antarctica

 The Daily Conspiracy -[View as a web page]( � �  [The DAILY CONSPIRACY](   Welcome to The Daily Conspiracy where we report 'the story behind the news!' Enjoy this, contemplate it, but don't forget to keep your eyes open... � Overnight data discovery  Was there a Secret Nazi Base in Antarctica? by Swamp Fox  The notion of secret Nazi fortresses in Antarctica and undercover submarine evacuations reads like something from a comic book. But there are numerous theories which coalesce and come together, often suggesting that not only was the Third Reich seeking to establish a base at the world's southernmost point but that they may have attempted to evacuate Adolf Hitler to this base at the close of the Second World War. Could these theories have any truth to them? The stories started in 1938. With the Nazis firmly in power at the head of the German state, the rumors of an impending war were growing ever louder. But, while the most of the world was focusing its attention on Czechoslovakia and Poland, the Germans were not so transfixed. One year before the full outbreak of the war, the German ship Schwabenland (named after a former duchy of medieval Germany) was sent to Antarctica. Its aim was to establish a military base, a mission conceived by Admiral Donitz. The ship landed at Queen Maud Land, which was promptly renamed for the ship; the Germans now call this part of Antarctica New Schwabia. Not content to set up base on the coast of the continent, the Germans delved deeper into the interior. There, they established a permanent base of operations, which was named New Berchtesgaden. On the surface, the objective of the mission was said to be that the Germans were seeking out new territory for their whaling expeditions. By this point, however, the official documents begin to falter. While recovered documents describe the initial trip to the continent as outlined above, the outbreak of the Second World War complicated matters. Many of the theories revolve around the possibility that the Nazis found something of interest during their expeditions. One of the most popular suggests that, on arriving inland, the scientists discovered a series of tunnels and underground rivers which stretched out below the cold surface of the continent. One of the tunnels may have reached down as far as twenty or thirty miles. As a response, the Nazis supposedly built a large base at the site, which was dubbed Base 211. Some even referred to it as New Berlin. At the bottom of these tunnels, the theories suggest the Nazis uncovered something powerful. Many theories have been put forward that link this expedition with the discovery of alien technology or the means to communicate with extra-terrestrials. It is impossible to verify many of these theories, however, thanks in large part to the conclusion of the Second World War and the removal of the Nazis from power. Added to this, critics have noted the difficulty in establishing a large base in such a remote location and the failure of experienced teams from other nations to even build small domiciles in the region. The suggestion of alien tech being found may be impossible to prove....[More]( � � You Might Like � � � � Things that make you go hmmmm � "Today more people believe in UFOs than believe that Social Security will take care of their retirement." - Scott Cook   [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( � [The Daily Conspiracy] � You Might Like � � � � This email was sent to [{EMAIL}"](mailto: ) If this email was forwarded to you and you would like to subscribe, we would love to have you. [Subscribe Here](  This email is never sent unsolicited. You have received this Daily Conspiracy email because you subscribed to it or someone forwarded it to you. To opt out, see the links below. If you would like to advertise on [TheDailyConspiracy.com]( contact us [here](. � [TO OPT OUT](#) � [Remove]( your email address from our list. We respect your right to privacy. [View our policy](. This email was sent by: [The Daily Conspiracy](, 6890 E. Sunrise Dr. Ste 120-137 Tucson, AZ. 85750 Don't forget. Your friend wants to be interesting too. So Forward this Email to a Friend.  � � � � � � � � � � � � � �