Hitler's Radio Drama: How a Fictional Polish Invasion Started World War II - Paperback

by Aaron Brachfeld (Editor), Aaron Brachfeld (Illustrator), Gary Green (Author)

Beliefs can be tricky In 1939, the Polish Army wasn't equipped to invade Grandma's refrigerator. Yet by taking a page from the Martian invasion with which Orsen Wells fooled America, Hitler put on a radio drama and got the German people to believe they had been invaded. Once Germany was scared, it was easy to get every German angry Gary Green reveals not only the means of Hitler's trickery, but the truly scary fact that the very thing can happen again ... and already has. Includes a chapter on how to manage fear and anger, both within ourselves and in our nation - so we don't fall prey to our own dramas.

Author Biography

Gary Two Horse Green is a husband, father, and veteran of the Marine Corps where he served as Radio Operator (Crypto), Truck Driver, Forward Observer, NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) Team Leader. This prepared him to become the proud owner of both dogs and cats. He is the most interesting man in Virginia: besides working with the USDOT/FRA as a diesel mechanic, Gary has been an on-air personality at both WBEY and WVBK FM, was both DJ and manager of a saloon, and the captain of a racing sailboat. He has lived in 48 states, 8 countries - including Spain and Cuba. He speaks Pirate fluently. He presently farms in Fairfield, Virginia, programs his friends' computers for free, and contributes to the Loka Review.