Bremer, Dieter

Dieter Bremer (1952- ) is a German researcher, who has written two Atlantis-related books^[1022/3]. Unfortunately, he has a number of strange beliefs that cast doubts on his ability to engage in critical thinking. For example, he contends that Schiller’s Ode to Joy contains references to Atlantis^(a) and also claims that the winged disks found in Sumerian art represent a space station, which crashed! In brief, he proposes that Plato’s Atlantis was a prehistoric space station^(b). Bremer also provides a spirited defence of The Manna Machine^[0755] by George Sassoon and Rodney Dale, combined with some bizarre theories regarding Christ. Incredibly, Bremer was invited to deliver a paper to the 2011 Atlantis Conference on the concentric circles of Plato’s Atlantean capital.

In February 2018, Bremer published the third volume in his Atlantis series, which is entitled Die Lokalisierung von Atlantis (The localisation of Atlantis) ^[1552] with an English translation in the offing.>However, until that is available, Atlantisforschung offers an illustrated article by Bremer giving a broad outline of his theories^(d).<

Some of Bremer’s ideas regarding Atlantis were apparently preceded by those of Jakob Vorberger^(c). 

^(a) https://www.atlantisbremer.de/dieter-bremer

^(b) https://www.atlantisbremer.de/wp-content/uploads/Kurzzusammenfassung-der-Atlantis-Hypothese-von-Dieter-Bremer3.pdf

^(c) https://www.atlantisbremer.de/atlantis-in-der-mythologie/atlantis-in-mesopotamischen-ueberlieferungen

^(d) The sinking of Atlantis – Atlantisforschung.de (atlantisforschung-de.translate.goog) (English) *