Spanish Blue Division Witnessed a Flying Disc in 1942
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Spain has made secret government documents on UFOs available and the true story of Óscar Rey Brea from A Coruña, the first ufologist of modern ufology nobody is aware of.
This is the story of Óscar Rey Brea from Coruña. Óscar was born in Coruña in 1923. He graduated from high school in that same city and joined the 250th Infantry Division, where 50,000 Spanish and Portuguese soldiers fought with Hitler against the Soviet Union during World War II.
This Division was better known as the Blue Division. On the Russian front, he was about to experience something that changed his life forever. February 10, 1942, outside Leningrad (present-day Saint Petersburg), in Krasny Bor, Soviet artillery began to bombard the positions of the Blue Division.
5,900 Spaniards faced 38,000 Red Army soldiers and at least 100 tanks. More than 4,000 Spaniards died in that battle. At one point, the Spanish saw something that surprised them.
They witnessed a disc-shaped ship remaining motionless hovering over the battlefield for several minutes until it disappeared at high speed.
The Francoists believed it to be a secret weapon of the Third Reich or a Russian observation device, although, as far as we know, neither
side had a similar device in their air force.
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This is the story of Óscar Rey Brea from Coruña. Óscar was born in Coruña in 1923. He graduated from high school in that same city and joined the 250th Infantry Division, where 50,000 Spanish and Portuguese soldiers fought with Hitler against the Soviet Union during World War II.
This Division was better known as the Blue Division. On the Russian front, he was about to experience something that changed his life forever. February 10, 1942, outside Leningrad (present-day Saint Petersburg), in Krasny Bor, Soviet artillery began to bombard the positions of the Blue Division.
5,900 Spaniards faced 38,000 Red Army soldiers and at least 100 tanks. More than 4,000 Spaniards died in that battle. At one point, the Spanish saw something that surprised them.
They witnessed a disc-shaped ship remaining motionless hovering over the battlefield for several minutes until it disappeared at high speed.
The Francoists believed it to be a secret weapon of the Third Reich or a Russian observation device, although, as far as we know, neither
side had a similar device in their air force.
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