Nazis in the South Pole?

[Starwind51]

Someone in a local area webgroup posted this link, asking if other members think it's true or false. I gave it a brief looking over, then searched the JREF website using search terms "Nazis in the South Pole" and "Nazis, South Pole" but didn't find anything. I wasn't sure where to post the question, but guessed that the "History" aspect of this topic might be appropriate. Anybody know anything about this theory?

http://www.greyfalcon.us/restored/Antarctica.htm

 

[xXMoshtradamusXx]

I think it is more of a Conspiracy Theory.
How could Germans have an Antarctic base that has eluded Science Teams there for 50 years? Even better why wouldn't they have come out by now?
Yeah I think this is a load of bollocks...

 

[realpaladin]

Wow! This should be good! This thread starts with a Godwin, has a conspiracy, has UFO's....

Now all we need is a protagonist with a whip!

/me is getting the nibblies ready!

 

[Cleon]

Antarctic Nazi bases established for the purpose of post-war advancement of Nazi goals have been a staple of pulp sci-fi since the 40s. Some amateur Finnish filmmakers are making a full-length film based on the concept. (Check out the trailer - it's wicked awesome.) I think even Clive Cussler used the idea in one of his books.

But it's completely a fictional concept.

 

[headscratcher4]

"Antarctic Nazi bases established for the purpose of post-war advancement of Nazi goals.."

How's that working out for them? Clearly, one of the most effective war investments ever!

 

[realpaladin]

Yeah, but these guys believe it!

 

[xXMoshtradamusXx]

Antarctic Nazi bases established for the purpose of post-war advancement of Nazi goals have been a staple of pulp sci-fi since the 40s. Some amateur Finnish filmmakers are making a full-length film based on the concept. (Check out the trailer - it's wicked awesome.) I think even Clive Cussler used the idea in one of his books.

But it's completely a fictional concept.

Agreed, [weak pun] while being cool as hell...[/weak pun]
It is also complete and total bs. lol

 

[realpaladin]

"Antarctic Nazi bases established for the purpose of post-war advancement of Nazi goals.."

How's that working out for them? Clearly, one of the most effective war investments ever!

That makes me wonder... how are they dealing with Global Warming?

It must make them feel hot under their collar.

 

[BenBurch]

Wow! This should be good! This thread starts with a Godwin, has a conspiracy, has UFO's....

Now all we need is a protagonist with a whip!

* realpaladin;4878247 is getting the nibblies ready!

Here you go; http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071650/

 

[xXMoshtradamusXx]

That makes me wonder... how are they dealing with Global Warming?

It must make them feel hot under their collar.

Nazi Officer-"Perhaps building our new subs entirely out of ice was not a good idea for invading America through the Gulf of Mexico..."
Nazi NCOs-*Shake heads in dismay*

 

[BenBurch]

Antarctic Nazi bases established for the purpose of post-war advancement of Nazi goals have been a staple of pulp sci-fi since the 40s. Some amateur Finnish filmmakers are making a full-length film based on the concept. (Check out the trailer - it's wicked awesome.) I think even Clive Cussler used the idea in one of his books.

But it's completely a fictional concept.

And Robert A. Heinlein has them on the moon in "Rocket Ship Galileo."

 

[xXMoshtradamusXx]

Here you go; http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071650/

Why does that films hotwords read more like a hxc porno than anything?

 

[realpaladin]

Here you go; http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071650/

Thank you!

And all most everyone of the female cast members at some point is completely naked. Let's be honest, It ain't Shakespeare, nor does it pretend to be

Forget about the Ice!

 

[Oliver]

Nazi Germany also maintained a claim to Antarctica, known as New Swabia, between 1939 and 1945. It was situated from 20°E to 10°W, overlapping Norway's claim. The claim was abandoned after the fall of Nazi Germany in 1945.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctica

 

[timhau]

Why does that films hotwords read more like a hxc porno than anything?

What, you mean the hotwords for Ilsa, She-Wolf of the SS sound like those of a sexploitation film? How strange is that?

 

[xXMoshtradamusXx]

What, you mean the hotwords for Ilsa, She-Wolf of the SS sound like those of a sexploitation film? How strange is that?

exactly lol

 

[Cleon]

And Robert A. Heinlein has them on the moon in "Rocket Ship Galileo."

Check out the link to the film I mentioned. The antarctic base was used to colonize the moon. (Seriously, the trailer is really cool.)

 

[dudalb]

I think that storyline was also used by Marvel as a Captain America storyline in the 60's.

 

[Jungle Jim]

Check out the link to the film I mentioned. The antarctic base was used to colonize the moon. (Seriously, the trailer is really cool.)

If the trailer you are refering to is the 35-second clip for the film "Iron Sky" that depicts hundreds of space craft coming from the moon towards the Earth, it is neither "wicked awesome" or "really cool." You must be easily aroused.

 

[Cleon]

If the trailer you are refering to is the 35-second clip for the film "Iron Sky" that depicts hundreds of space craft coming from the moon towards the Earth, it is neither "wicked awesome" or "really cool." You must be easily aroused.

I don't know who pissed in your Wheaties this morning, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't me. Unless you're Arnold...You're name's not Arnold, is it? Because I only pissed in one bowl of Wheaties this morning, and it was Arnold's.

If you're not Arnold, I can't help you.


(Not that I would even if you were Arnold, of course...Hell, I piss in his cereal. It's not like I love the guy.)