Eberhardt's Ghost

Nazi machinations aimed at producing a super race continue. Karl Eberhardt, the genius physicist who led the Nazi nuclear weapons development is gone but his thoughts live on in Siegfried Bachmeier.

By: Allan Clark Morgan

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Paperback | 8 April 2013

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Nazi machinations aimed at producing a super race continue. Karl Eberhardt, the genius physicist who led the Nazi nuclear weapons development and Wilfried Baumgartner, a gifted neurosurgeon, achieved some success in electroencephalographically educating a few men and women. Siegfried Bachmeier their genius 'subject' won the Physics Prize at Heidelberg University for his doctoral dissertation on subatomic particles. Eberhardt is gone now, or is he? Bachmeier's work has alarmed Guenther Reinhardt, an eminent Los Alamos physicist and Randolph Biggs, perhaps the world's preeminent expert on particle beam weaponry. They turn to DCAC to stop any further work by Bachmeier. He is dangerously close to achieving the ability to destroy satellites. Henry Magnuson is the tip of the DCAC spear. Bachmeier has ample resources in his native Argentina as well as Germany. His grandfather was the head of the Nazi community in Argentina. His uncle is now the head. A highly intelligent, beautiful and rich woman from Saudi Arabia is close to his uncle and finances his development work. Bachmeier moves swiftly and the weapon he develops is used against a British Petroleum oil platform. The American and British Navies enter the fray....

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