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I'm *assuming* you're kidding. But in either event... the "Haunebu" flying saucer is entirely fictional. And not only is it fiction, it's fiction based on further fiction. The shape of the saucer itself is based on George Adamksi's silly flying saucer claims from the 1950's and his hoaxed photos:And "Vril?" Vril is a fictional form of magic used by an underground race of supermen in an 1871 sorta-sci-fi adventure novel, "The Coming Race." Idjits later glommed onto vril as "real" in much the same way that people often take what is clearly fictional and come to believe it's real. "Vril" got lumped in with the rest of the late 19th century spiritualist rubbish - theosophy and Atlantis and Lemuria and ectoplasm and all the rest.
I'm *assuming* you're kidding. But in either event... the "Haunebu" flying saucer is entirely fictional. And not only is it fiction, it's fiction based on further fiction. The shape of the saucer itself is based on George Adamksi's silly flying saucer claims from the 1950's and his hoaxed photos:
And "Vril?" Vril is a fictional form of magic used by an underground race of supermen in an 1871 sorta-sci-fi adventure novel, "The Coming Race." Idjits later glommed onto vril as "real" in much the same way that people often take what is clearly fictional and come to believe it's real. "Vril" got lumped in with the rest of the late 19th century spiritualist rubbish - theosophy and Atlantis and Lemuria and ectoplasm and all the rest.
