An A-Z Guide To The Search For Plato's Atlantis

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Möhn, Andreas

Andreas Möhn is the author of a trilogy of historical novels, Opus Gemini, based around the Antikythera Mechanism. These were published in September 2013 as Kindle books. Earlier in the same year, he published Atlantika, in German, which reviews various Atlantis theories. An English translation should be available in late 2014. The original German can be read online(a).

The author emulates Plato and pursues his investigation in the form of a dialogue between four participants who hold different opinions on the subject. Unfortunately, they were unable to arrive at a consensus. Möhn calls for further serious study of the Atlantis question.

>>A decade later, Thorwald C. Franke published a critical review of Möhn’s Atlantika(b).<<

 

(a)  https://de.scribd.com/doc/136430985/Atlantika-Was-Platon-wirklich-sagte (link broken)

(b) https://www.atlantis-scout.de/atlantis-technical-intelligence-engl.htm *