Title: quite simply: this book is a mess
Product review: Heresay, legend, rumor, unsubstantiated facts and technical inaccuracies are sloppily interwoven around the story of an expedition to find a Japanese submarine with two tons of gold aboard that was sunk in the Atlantic during World War Two.Was part of the submarine's mission to exchange the gold for nuclear material that could be used to produce 'dirty' bomb? Was the surrender and capture - at the war's end - of the U-234 another attempt to do just that?It's hard to say and the author provides absolutely no documentation to support a word of his theory. It makes books like 'The Brotherhood of the Bell,' 'The Hunt for Zero Point' and 'Japan's Secret War: Japan's Race Against Time to Build Its Own Atomic Bomb' read like scholarly tomes.
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