Antarctica is a continent surrounded by a thousand mysteries. The Russian journalist Nikolai Subbotin is analyzing the KGB documents in a file called "Orion" which contains information about Nazi activities in Antarctica before and during World War II.
Among the classified documents there is a very unique map.
Mysterious map of Antarctica shows the coordinates to reach Agharti
This map shows the main continent of this hemisphere, called Asgard. On the continent of Asgard , the center is the city of the Aesir, and the lower left corner, we can clearly see Neu Neu Schwabenland with the capital Berlin.
Mysterious map of Antarctica shows the coordinates to reach Agharti
This other map shows how the main continent of this hemisphere Liberia. You will notice the Fera Islands and later the city of Shambala (City of the Gods).
Mysterious map of Antarctica shows the coordinates to reach Agharti
Tibetan monks say, even today, that the city of Shambala really exists, but not on the surface of our planet, but in the inside. This map will confirm the existence.
Another evidence supporting the existence of an internal earth is a letter of Karl Unger, a member of the crew of U-209.
Dear old friend,
this message will be a surprise for you. 209 made submarine. The Earth is hollow. Dr. Haushofer and Hess, were right. L 'entire team is good, but can not return. We are not prisoners. I'm sure this message will come to you, it is the last link with the U-209. We meet again mate. I'm concerned about those who have spent their lives on the surface of the earth as the Fuhrer has left.
God always bless our Germany.
Sincerely, Charles Unger.
Mysterious map of Antarctica shows the coordinates to reach Agharti
After careful analysis, the researchers published the coordinates where you can find the hallway to the Agharta inner world.
Location: 68 ° 00'00.0 "S 1 00'00.0" E
Mysterious map of Antarctica shows the coordinates to reach Agharti
Considering the many mysteries surrounding the continent, one understands the reason leading the world's governments to have so much interest in a seemingly desolate expanse of ice.
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