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Russia Admits NAZI UFO BASE IN ANTARCTICA,CONFIRMED BY GOOGLE EARTH TOO
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 412219:MV81MDExNzNfODIwMTIzMV84RkY5MkJEMA==] [b]The man who conquered the land of fire [/b] (and build a nazi mega submarine base in that land) Written by Eduardo Alonso Väinö Auer, one of the [b]most honored scientists in Finland[/b], achieved his major discoveries thousands of kilometers from Helsinki. In the 1920s the geologist organized an expedition to the most remote corners of Tierra del Fuego in South America. There, he lived amongst Indians and seals and he discovered and named mountains and fiords after the greatest Finnish characters. In 1953, geologist Väinö Auer returned to Finland from Argentina, the land where he made most of his expeditions and discoveries. At that time, he was already very pessimistic about how technological progress and modern life were affecting nature and climate. It was 25 years since his first trip to Tierra del Fuego. Väinö Auer was born in 1895 in Helsinki, at that time still a part of the Russian Empire. Although his first steps in the University were in botany, he ended up focusing on geology and geography. In swamp research, Auer was the first to use pollen analysis in Finland as a relative timing method, and also started to investigate the geohistorical periods of Vanajavesi, a lake/river near Hämeenlinna, regarding the layout order of beach swamps. This classic study from 1924 built the basics for Finland’s limn geologic lake researches. However, it was very far from Finnish soil where Auer made his finest researches and expeditions. On the 15th of August of 1928, he started his first trip to the very remote places of South America: Tierra del Fuego (Tulimaa) and Patagonia. Other members in the trips were Ernst Håkan Kranck, Heikki Roivanen and Esa Hyyppä. They arrived to Punta Arenas, Chile, on the 16th of November. The main purpose of the trip was to practice studies of stratigraphy (the study of rock layers and layering) in the swamps and the connections between this and the climate changes of the Holocene period. To its surprise the group discovered in the swamps of Tulimaa three layers with sediments of ashes, results of volcanic action. This finding helped to define the development of the swamp surface. It was possible, then, to show the changes in vegetation over 9,000 years. As Väinö Auer advanced into Tierra del Fuego, the expedition got adventurous. On February of 1929 he left from Punta Arenas to unknown waters. Sailing with a small boat in troubled waters near the glaciers, the expedition managed to find a couple of new fiords in the area of the Darwin Mountains. They were named after famous Finnish people, such as former president Lauri Kristian Relander or J.V. Snellman. Later that year, Auer returned to Finland where he started a career as professor at the University of Helsinki. However, the call of fieldwork was strong and in 1937 he decided to get back in action. From Kotka he left for Buenos Aires and the unexplored territories of Patagonia. Wartime During the Winter War (1939-40), Väinö Auer served as volunteer in the battlefield against Russia. However, his major contribution to this period was in literature. Along with Eino Jutikkala, Auer received instructions to write a book about the historical and geographical reasons why Eastern Karelia belonged to Finland. The result, published in 1941, is Finnlands Lebensraum (Finland’s living space). It was written directly in German with the intention of convincing the Nazi German war ministry of the necessity of returning Eastern Karelia to Finland once Germany had invaded the Soviet Union. The provocative name of the book, though, was an invention of the German publisher. Auer and Jutikkala’s original was Das Geographische und Geschichtliche Finnland (The Historical and Geographical Finland). Side by side with Perón After the war, Väinö Auer received the call of Argentina’s President Juan Domingo Perón. He was called to resolve the problems of erosion and dryness in the farming fields of Argentina. He referred to this problem as the “Desert devil” (Aavikkopaholainen). At that time his whole family moved to Argentina. In Argentina, the Finnish geographer became a significant influence in the community, which helping to breed a new generation of scientist, as well as completing his official tasks in the Ministry of Agriculture. However, homesick and disappointed with the scientific community and current technological progress, which was harming the environment, Auer returned to Finland 1953. There he took again his position as professor at the University of Helsinki. He died in this city on the 20th of March,1981. Documentaries, books and a street name In spite of his great achievements, Väinö Auer remained one of the less well-known scientists in Finland, although a street in Kumpula is named after him (Väinö Auerin katu). The main source of information about his thoughts is his diaries; but, in the last years, two important works have brought a new perspective of Auer’s life and work. Pentti Alhonen and Antero Alhonen have recently published the book Vaakavarren ratsastaja, a comprehensive study and biography of Väinö Auer. In 2001, film director Mikko Piela started following the steps of Auer from Finland to Tierra del Fuego y Patagonia. The result is a documentary based on the geologist’s diaries: Väinö Auer (1895-1981). “For filming the documentary”, recalls Piela, “we did a couple of expeditions to Tierra del Fuego with our cameras. It was a great adventure to sail on small boats and film in those remotes places”. For the director, Auer was an ambiguous person. “He drifted from strong nationalism to a major concern about global problems, which made him very pessimistic in his latter days," Piela says [/quote]
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Our media doesn't dare to tell us the truth who really created the so-called UFO and the Nazi Germany link,for the first time here I will show you 2 documentaries showing that there is a NAZI UFO BASE in Antartica and admitted by Russia,its narrated in Russian,if someone can translate Russian into English,it will be highly appreciated,according to the documentary,it reveals the true Operation Highjump which was to uncover the Nazi UFO Base and instead it ended in FAILURE because the person in charge went missing
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