But did the Nazis find something of great interest in Antarctica that decided that this was the premium place on earth to establish a base on an then
when loosing the war in Europe find refuge here?
The German pilots visiting in 1938 extensively photographed the region, and reported mountain ranges in excess of 12,000 feet altitude, rocky crags
projecting above the fields of ice. But most amazingly, they allegedly found ice-free ponds, heated geothermally, in which grew various unknown
species of algae. They also discovered the southern tip of the fault line that runs from New Zealand, through Neuschwabenland, and up the Atlantic
Ocean, the famous Atlantic "trench". The Germans concluded that such features might indicate the presence of rocky caverns on the continent, heated
geothermally, the perfect place for a hidden base in the world's most isolated, desolate, and inaccessible wilderness.
With that said one has to concider that even if a submarine base was established by the coastlines of Neu Schwabenland, the main base could have been
situated anywhere on the continent within the parameters of where the geothermic heat reaches?
If every detail is correct then the question arise...
Then what happened?



