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Rudolf Lusar

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German engineer and author of German Secret Weapons of the Second World War (1956), a survey of Reich weapons development that is conventional and useful across most of its length and that contains, in a few pages, the passage naming Schriever, Habermohl, Miethe and Belluzzo as builders of flying discs. Those pages are the origin of the Nazi Flying Disc Legend in the postwar literature. Renato Vesco extends them and The Hunt for Zero Point traces the whole chain back to them before finding no archival support at any point along it.

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Nazi Flying Disc Legend · Renato Vesco · The Hunt for Zero Point

RECORDED 28 Aug 2026 · LAST EDITED 28 Aug 2026

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