" Perry Rhodan - Atlan 02 - Flight from Tarkihl" - читать интересную книгу автора (Perry Rhodan) page *
7/ THE THRESHOLD AT LAST! page * Guest Editorial GALACTIC HISTORY By Erich von D├дniken Editorial Note: Erich von D├дniken. A name to conjure with. Charlatan or prophet? Quack or crusader? One thing is for certain: his unorthodox views have attracted the attention of millions of readers in a large number of languages and he gets paid a great deal of money for anything he has to say or write. We are fortunate to be able to present to the readership of ATLAN this message by this intentionally controversial figure, translated from German by Wendayne Ackerman. FJA **** fulfilled. For nothing has interested people (besides a glance into the future) as much as that past from which there are no reports available. And this has always been the case. However, here also limits are placed on imagination and it depends on the authors to cleverly connect in a logical manner the elements of action they have invented together with vague hints from legends & religions. Only in this manner can the history of mankindтАФand also that of the Galactic peoplesтАФbe writtenтАж that history of outer space people who perhaps once upon a time may have visited us. IтАЩve read PERRY RHODAN from the beginning and I am fascinated by the abundance of themes in it. Atlan complements Perry well. However, what was lacking so farтАФif Galactic history was to be recordedтАФwas the description of those events that took place in the realm of the Arkonides and in the Milky Way before the discovery of Earth. Lacking were the adventures of young Atlan while fleeing from his fatherтАЩs murderers. His experiences as a secret pretender to the throne of the Imperator and finally his first encounter with our ancestors, of which legends still exist today but about which concrete information is still lacking. Thus are mixed in ATLAN reality & imagination and a mighty epos of our own past and that of alien cosmic nations whose former contact with us perhaps influenced our fate to such an extent that we still sense it today, even if unconsciously. Without this contact our life today might pursue quite a different course. And the contact is one which might very well be repeated in the future. I have been able to find out only very little about the large-scale action of |
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