Living Water - Viktor Schauberger & the Secrets of Natural Energy (1990) by Olof Alexandersson

Author:Olof Alexandersson [Alexandersson, Olof]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Science / Alternative
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

A MEETING WITH HITLER

Summoned to the Chancellery

An industrial magnate, Herr Roselius from Bremen, had heard about Schauberger's 'living water' in 1934, and had contacted him to obtain the rights for Germany. It was through Roselius that Hitler came to hear of the Austrian with his original ideas about technology, and his strange inventions.

Austria was not at that time annexed, and the atmosphere between the two governments was somewhat strained. One day the German embassy requested that one named Viktor Schauberger should present himself in order to receive a visa to go for an audience with Hitler. Schauberger came to meet Hitler who showed himself to be well informed about his earlier work, and requested a thorough explanation of his ideas and his scientific research. Schauberger had requested that the meeting should be just between the two of them; this had been agreed, but as he entered Hitler's study, who should be present but ministerial director Wiluhn, the senior official of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute, with whom Schauberger had had a bitter argument. Schauberger was, however, allowed to speak without interruption for one hour. He described the fallacies of the technologists and what he considered to be misconceptions in Hitler's four-year plan.

When he had finished, Hider asked: 'What would you put in place of the generators and methods we have today?' Schauberger answered: 'Give me facilities and staff, and the materials I shall need, and in a few months you will see my methods of producing energy. Then you can decide for yourself which is the most efficient method with the best potential.' Hitler: 'What would be the source of fuel for your generators?'

Schauberger: 'Water and air; they contain all the power we need.' Hitler now pushed a button, and the state secretary Keppler entered. Hitler told him: 'Give this Austrian, who has ideas that interest me, all he needs to prove that he is right' He then bade Schauberger a friendly farewell, who was shown out by Keppler.

As soon as Schauberger was out of the door, Wiluhn came up to him, full of indignation. He accused Schauberger of having ingratiated his way into Hitler's confidence, only to put idiotic ideas into his head. After a stormy exchange, Schauberger returned to his hotel. There he received another summons from the Chancellery, but he chose instead to return directly to Austria. For a long time he remained upset that he had had to go all the way to Berlin just to be 'abused by that underling Wiluhn'.

What he and Hitler had agreed was not carried out, but several years later it was clear that Schauberger had not been forgotten in the Third Reich.

Electricity from Water

In 1938 Germany annexed Austria. Soon afterwards Schauberger received notice from Julius Streicher that all possible requests should be granted him on Hitler's orders. He was to be given 10 million marks to plan the forest logging and flotation structures in Bavaria, North Austria and in Bohemia. Furthermore, Professor Kotschau's laboratory in Nurnberg was to be made available for his research.

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