The Ss Brotherhood of the Bell: The Nazis' Incredible Secret Technology [Paperback] Paperback – 1 Aug. 2006

this is a very interesting book it would be interesting to know how much of it is true that is very interesting if you're interested in technology from the Second World War

I am still not completely sure how I would assess the material presented in this book but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. It had all the elements of a good adventure story - Nazis, strange technologies, different perspectives on history etc. I treated it as a book to escape into and so was happy with it.

I liked this but would have liked it to stay focused more on the possible physics of the bell and its implications rather than fragmenting into JFK assassination theory and a revisit to Roswell. Worth a read.

This book is not very well written. Could have been done better. Was looking forward to reading this book, but was hard to read as it was badly put together. Would not recommend it to others. It a shame, looked like a good read...

The title of this book is very misleading, I was expecting to read about the bell and its supposed purpose and development instead the book goes off in several directions allegedly connected to this very secret project, if you're a JFK conspiracy theorist or you are interested in physics then this might be for you, personally I was disappointed, that said the author has obviously researched the content of the book in some depth and I'm sure it will appeal to some people.

Rubbish. Total fantasy like other books on similar subjects. Is it a novel?

Disappointed. Lots of conspiracies, little hard evidence. I still don't know what the 'Bell' is.....a weapon, a means of transport? And while there are undoubtedly Nazi sympathisers still out there (possibly in positions of some power) I do think that 70 years after WWII is one heck of a 'long game' to be playing (mainly because nearly all of the WWII Nazis are now dead (unless there is an 'eternal youth' conspiracy that wasn't mentioned).