Andreas Faber-Kaiser
Andreas Faber-Kaiser
Andreas Faber-Kaiser (5 April 1944 in Barcelona – 14 March 1994 in Barcelona) was a Spanish writer of German descent. He was editor of the UFO and occult magazine Mundo Desconocido.[1]
Jesus Died in Kashmir[]
Faber-Kaiser authored Jesus Died in Kashmir in 1977.[2] He was a proponent of the fringe view that Jesus survived his crucifixion, was hidden by Essenes and travelled to India. Fabier-Kaiser cited discredited apocrypha forgeries such as William Dennes Mahan's A Correct Transcript of Pilate's Court.[2]
Publications[]
- ¿Sacerdotes o cosmonautas? (1971)
- Cosmos-Cronología general de la Astronáutica (1972)
- Grandes enigmas del Cielo y de la Tierra (1973)
- Hacia la Conquista del Universo (1974)
- Jesús Vivió y murió en Cachemira (1976) (translated as Jesus Died in Kashmir, 1977)
- OVNIs: el archivo de la CIA - Documentación y memorandos (1980)
- OVNIs: el archivo de la CIA - Informes de avistamientos (1980)
- OVNIs: archivos americanos - Documentos militares y de inteligencia (1980)
- La caverna de los tesoros (1984)
- Las nubes del engaño [Crónica extrahumana antigua] (1984)
- Fuera de control [Crónica extrahumana moderna] (1984)
- Sobre el secreto [La isla mágica de Pohnpei y el secreto de Nan Matol] (1985)
- Pacto de silencio (1988)
- El muñeco humano (1989)
References[]
- ^ Mark Bothe Die "Jesus-in-Indien-Legende" - Eine alternative Jesus-Erzählung? 2011 -- Page 25 "1.4.1 Andreas Faber-Kaiser65 Andreas Faber-Kaiser wurde 1944 in Barcelona geboren und machte ein Staatsexamen der Germanistik, sowie ein Lizentiat in Philosophie und Humanistik. Seine Tätigkeit als Autor begann 1971 mit einem"
- ^ Jump up to: a b Burke, Tony. (2017). Fakes, Forgeries, and Fictions: Writing Ancient and Modern Christian Apocrypha. Cascade Books. pp. 276-277. ISBN 978-1-5326-0374-7
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