An A-Z Guide to the Search for Plato's Atlantis

Alfred de Grazia (1919- ) is a noted educator, philosopher, political scientist and catastrophist. In his latter role he adopted many of Immanuel Velikovsky’s ideas. He clearly supports the reality of Atlantis noting that “if Plato lied in his tale of Atlantis, there would be little truth in him generally: for Plato repeatedly insisted that his story be considered seriously and literally.” He places Atlantis in the North Atlantic and dates its demise to around 4000 BC. He identified the confederation of Atlantis as the megalithic cultures of the north east Atlantic stretching from Scandinavia to Spain and dates its demise to around 4000 BC. In chap.18 of a more recent book, The Iron Age of Mars, available on his website, he discusses the theories of both Jürgen Spanuth and Felice Vinci and their belief that the Scandinavians had an influence on the development of the Mycenaean civilisation in Greece.

He has a very extensive website(a) covering a wide range of subjects.

(a) http://www.grazian-archive.com/

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