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Renato Vesco

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Italian author of Intercept, But Don’t Shoot (first published in the late 1960s), which argues that the WWII Foo Fighters and later flying saucers were German aerospace technology, developed in the Reich and continued after the war. Vesco sits, in Nick Cook’s framing, at the heart of the Nazi Flying Disc Legend. The Hunt for Zero Point records his own pseudonymous adviser’s warning to take nothing in the book at face value and to be unsure Vesco existed at all in the form claimed. The work remains one of the two main routes by which the German-origin thesis reached the English-language UFO literature.

Connections

Nazi Flying Disc Legend · WWII Foo Fighters · Rudolf Lusar · The Hunt for Zero Point

RECORDED 28 Aug 2026 · LAST EDITED 28 Aug 2026

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