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Enjoy the show! You can look back on the Second World War and point out certain events, turning points and

technologies that led to the eventual allied victory over

the Axis powers. But sometimes you can't help but wonder about the many what if scenarios. What if Japan had actually coordinated with the

Nazis and attacked Russia instead of Pearl Harbor.

What if Spain's fascist Franco hadn't been dealing with Civil War aftermath and joined the Axis?

What if D-Day had failed?

But there's one chilling what if in the shadow of them all,

an unthinkable scenario that would have changed the course of the war, and one

that some researchers think was just this side of a hare's width from happening.

What if the Nazis had developed technology capable not only of anti-gravity flight, but of inflicting

horrible damage to living things, and possibly even time travel.

Such things rarely fall in the realm of believability, but the story of Deglaca, the Bell, has enough

connections to top Nazi military figures, scientists, and locations to make you pause on hitting the dismissal button.

Add this to the reports from a couple journalists and authors

who have connected some dots over the years

and sprinkle in some ominous photos

of its supposed testing ground and concepts

and you have one sweet-smelling conspiracy cake baking. We'll let it bake in the oven of scrutiny and

see if it rises or burns as we take a look at De Glaca, the Nazi bell, on this episode of blurry photos. Hey everybody I'm your host David Flora.

Pretty pumped for this one. It's got a great blend of history and weird science and mystery to it. I think you'll enjoy the

journey of learning about the bell, the players involved, and ultimately the critical thinking

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