Western media spread the version from which follows: the famous Roswell incident - the crash in 1947 in the state of New Mexico UFO - was organized by the "leader of the peoples"
Soviet-Nazi conspiracy …
Everyone is told about a mysterious disaster near the American town of Roswell, where a "flying saucer" with an alien crew allegedly crashed. But journalist Annie Jacobsen has surpassed everyone. She announced that both the apparatus and its pilots were sent to the United States on Stalin's orders.
In the recently published book Area 51: The History of an Uncensored Top-Secret American Military Base, Annie states: Stalin hoped to cause a panic in the United States like the one that gripped the Americans in 1938 after the radio show based on the novel by H. G. Wells' War of the Worlds. Then the theater "Mercury" so convincingly played the "invasion of the Martians" that two million people fled.
Journalist Annie Jacobsen, full of idiotic versions
The "leader of the peoples" allegedly decided to repeat the success, but on a real basis. And on the wave of interest in UFOs, which was gaining momentum in the United States. A German Horten Ho 229 "flying wing" jet, captured in Germany, was adapted for UFOs in the USSR. And as "aliens" they planted crippled children.
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For vivisection, the Soviet special services hired a Nazi criminal, Dr. Josef Mengele, who conducted cruel experiments on people in concentration camps. After the war, the monster fled to South America. But the Chekists found him and recruited him to work.
The device, which, according to journalist Annie, played the role of a "flying saucer" (graphics)
The real "flying wing" of Hitler captured by the Americans
Mengele took children aged 12-13 and disfigured them with plastic surgery. Transformed into creatures that were supposed to pass for alien pilots. An aircraft with a "crew" was sent to the United States. They flew it from a distance from another plane. It was assumed that this "flying saucer" would crash somewhere in a densely populated area.
But the device was caught in a thunderstorm and crashed in the deserted steppe near Roswell. Annie assures that she did not invent such a strange story. And I learned shocking details from a certain retired engineer at EG&G (Edgerton, Germeshausen and Greer Inc.), which is closely associated with the US military-industrial complex.
He said that he was sent to Roswell in 1978 and learned that the bodies found near the crashed aircraft were not aliens: “They were people turned into experimental animals. Unusually short for pilots - most likely children, their height did not even reach one and a half meters. They were bizarrely deformed, each in the same way. They had very large heads and large eyes of an unusual shape. They were found in a coma, but still alive."
… and his exposure
When asked about the story told by Annie Jacobsen, a US Air Force spokesman replied, "We haven't read this book yet, so we can't comment on it." However, the information that has already spread through newspapers around the world is more than enough to debunk the unhealthy sensation. The Horten Ho 229 jet was well known to the Americans and could hardly have deceived them: in April 1945, the troops of the 3rd corps of the US Army captured the plant in Friedrichsrode, where it was produced.
The Germans managed to create only six devices of this type. And they all went to the allies, not the Russians. The creators of the unusual plane, the brothers Walter and Reimar Horten, also remained in the American-occupied territory. A secret US Air Force document dated December 16, 1947 says that the brothers spent 90 days in Great Britain after the war and then received money from the British, and "none of them had any contact with representatives of the Soviet Air Force or any other powers."
Jacobsen mentions that the maximum speed of the plane sent by Stalin reached 1100 km / h. But in fact, the Horten Ho 229 did not fly faster than 970 km / h. Its range did not allow the plane to be launched from the territory of the USSR. And for launching from an aircraft carrier, the "flying wing" was clearly not suitable. With Joseph Mengele, we also got a slip.
In 1947, "Doctor Death" worked on a farm near Rosenheim in Bavaria, posing as a peasant, and was only able to escape to South America in 1949. He could not carry out any savage experiments on children that year, even if he wanted to. The massive appearance of "flying saucers" over America caught Stalin by surprise: he summoned Sergei Korolyov and other scientists to the Kremlin, wondering what it might be.
But the leader's interest in UFOs was shown much later than the incident in the state of New Mexico. By the way, sane ufologists adhere to the version that it was not a "flying saucer" that fell near Roswell. And not even a UFO. And a bunch of balloons and equipment of the top-secret probe of the Mogul program for tracking Soviet nuclear tests (KP dated April 20, 2005).
No little men - neither earthly cripples, nor gray aliens - were not there and could not be. In this connection, the sensational documentary film "Alien Autopsy", which was often used to illustrate conspiracy theories, is considered a fake. They say they are opening one of the pilots that crashed the "saucer" in 1947. But it is still not clear who was actually cut there. This gave the dreamer Annie Jacobsen the basis for the crazy version of the disfigured children.
