Publisher's Synopsis
Kill the president!In 1947 the American navy launched the largest seaborne force to sail since the end of the second World War. It was led by the American hero and polar explorer Rear Admiral Richard Byrd. Their stated aim was to study the Antarctic but why did they need such a large military presence? Six weeks into the expedition the fleet turned for home and Byrd allegedly cited super fast and highly maneuverable aircraft against which the Americans would fight their next war. Where did they come from and who built them? What was hidden in Neuschwabenland and why was Byrd forced to leave, his mission incomplete?1963 and President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. General Hans Kammler was spotted above the triple underpass west of Dealey Plaza. Was he overseeing the assassination or no more than a witness to one of the most despicable murders of the 20th century?Why did "Blood and Glory" Patton drive towards Pilsen in Czechoslovakia when his tanks were desperately needed for the final push into Berlin? What did he expect to achieve and why has this never been revealed?In 1932 a flying disk crashed in the Black Forest. Did Kammler take charge of a flying disk which allegedly crashed in the Black Forest and where did it come from? Was the Nazi Bell project developed out of technology reverse engineered from the disk?Was the strange acorn shaped object recovered from the forest near Kecksburg really from a wartime secret SS research centre? If it was just a piece of space junk why did the American military go in armed for bear against a few local townspeople?Coup D'etat continues the story of Hans Kammler which started in The Biggest Lie.
