Discover the Classified History That Could Have Changed WWII Forever
The Virus House: Hitler's Race for the Atomic Bomb exposes the shocking truth about Nazi Germany's secret nuclear weapons program - a story buried in classified files for decades.
Based on firsthand accounts from Hitler’s own scientists and newly opened archives, this 303-page investigation uncovers how a pivotal mistake in 1942 stopped Germany’s race to the atomic bomb.
What Makes This Book Extraordinary:
- Unprecedented access - The only historical account based on direct interviews with Hitler's actual atomic scientists
- Declassified evidence - Secret Nazi research files from Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and never-before-published private diaries
- The game-changing mistake - How a single mathematical error in 1942 derailed Germany's nuclear advantage
- Heroic sabotage operations - Inside story of daring British Special Operations raids on Norway's heavy water facility
- Expert endorsements - Praised by Nobel Prize winner Werner Heisenberg and Lt. General Leslie Groves of the Manhattan Project
The Startling Reality
Until 1942, German nuclear scientists were actually ahead of the Allied atomic bomb program. This meticulously researched investigation reveals just how close Hitler came to possessing the ultimate weapon - and the critical factors that prevented catastrophe.
Why Readers of Wartime Science May Find This Useful
Author David Irving is the only researcher to gain direct access to both the Nazi scientists involved and their classified documentation. Using primary sources that may never be available again, this 303-page book reconstructs one of WWII's most dangerous secrets.
Perfect For:
- History enthusiasts and WWII researchers
- Military strategy students
- Anyone fascinated by untold stories that shaped our world
- Readers of espionage and wartime thriller narratives
Product Details:
- 303 pages of meticulously researched content
- Based on irreplaceable primary sources and eyewitness testimony
- Available in multiple formats for immediate access
- Previously published as "The German Atomic Bomb" with updated findings
