The Ganzler Journals

About the Book

1965. Agents from the CIA and the KGB decide to wage a new campaign to find incredible scientific journals hidden in South America. They belonged to Dr. Helmut Ganzler, a former member of Hitler’s First Elite, a group of scientific geniuses.

Ganzler was thought to have escaped from a Soviet compound in Brazil in 1947 when he hid his journals, but then completely vanished off the face of the earth.

For years, the CIA and the KGB believed Ganzler’s theories could bolster their military strategy and technologies, thus increasing the odds of winning the Cold War. Believing Ganzler was dead; agents in both agencies relentlessly pursued his work.

When it becomes apparent Ganzler is still alive, both agencies become convinced the first one to find him or his journals will gain technological wealth that is unprecedented. They realize they will benefit from the genius of one man—a man whose thinking, without dispute, was well before its time.

About the Author

R.L. Galbraith was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After retiring from the United States Air Force in 1992 with 25 years of service, he pursued a career in industry as a researcher and intelligence specialist. Mr. Galbraith now works for a major IT company in northern Virginia. Visit his web site at www.xistentlpub.com.