Аннотация: The Tale of how William Dance and Humphry Davy defeated Hitler (and Bismarck defeated Steinmetz)
The Tale of how William Dance and Humphry Davy defeated Hitler (and Bismarck defeated Steinmetz)
As a result of the Napoleonic wars and the continental blockade, the import of lard and candles from the Russian Empire to Britain stopped. This forced the British to look for new ways of lighting apartments and streets (lamp gas) [illuminating gas].
And the problem of lighting has reached a new level, it has become the subject of the activities of researchers, scientists, inventors...
Michael Faraday was a boy without a future. He was born in a "ordinary" family. He had no money. But he had a thirst for knowledge.
He was helped by William Dance and Humphry Davy (Why? Why did they need to help?). As a result Michael Faraday became the employee of the Royal Institution in London.
In 1868, "in Boston, Edison first got acquainted with the works of Faraday, which he accidentally purchased from a bookseller. (...) Adams, who lived with him at the time, tells how Edison, proud of acquiring such wonderful books, came home at four o'clock in the morning after a night of Telegraph duty, sat down at a book and broke away only during lunch to run to the dining room. Getting up from the table, Edison said, "Adams, I have so much to do and life is so short; I have to hurry."
"At the end of the 70s of the 19th century, electric lighting with arc lamps began to expand, and the newly developed system of electric lighting with incandescent lamps immediately received a common recognition"
On October 17, 1878 "Edison Electric Light Company" began to function.
Around the period from 1878 to 1889, a large-scale electrotechnical industry emerged in the United States.
A global electrification was "lit", "launched", "started" by an electric bulb.
With each new elections, the open opposition to the Bismarck course intensified in the Reichstag; the hidden opposition among the people also grew. Strengthening of repressions was the answer from Bismarck to opposition.
In the first days of may 1887, a warrant was signed for the arrest of Steinmetz, one of the best students of the University of Breslavl [Breslau].
In 1889, "mathematician and Explorer" Charles Proteus Steinmetz entered on the territory of the USA.
He became the outstanding theorist and the practical figure of the electrotechnical industry of the USA.
In 1922 Steinmetz (according to L. D. Belkind) published in the "Electrical World" journal (V. 80, Љ 14, 1922, p. 715-719) analytical material "The SOVIET PLAN of ELECTRIFICATION of RUSSIA". In this work the analysis of the report (655 pages) of the special Commission ("the State Commission on electrification of Russia") headed by prof. Krzhizhanovsky was given...
Electrification has become one of the technological revolutions and has ensured economic growth.
In 1951, one of the leaders of Hitler's special services Walter Schellenberg will write in his memoirs:
"Immediately in early 1942, I began to collect material about the production capabilities of the American military industry... It was clear to us that with the entry of the United States into the war, the United Kingdom will make full use of American military potential ...
Three months later, I presented a report to Heydrich. During the reading, his expression changed - he looked at the figures in bewilderment, reflecting, in accordance with our forecasts, steel production in the US - from 85 to 90 million tons.
For clarity, we included in the report data on the capabilities of the German steel industry, taking into account all available resources in Europe - this figure was a maximum of 62 million tons. The volume of production of fighters and bombers in 1943 in Germany was 25% lower than, according to our calculations, were to produce the Americans.
Geydrikh at first informed of this report of Himmler, and then Goering. (...) Goering scornfully looked at me from top to down, gave me the report and told: "Everything that you wrote there, nonsense. It is better for you to check the nerves". (...) Besides, on the first page of my report Goering wrote, in large handwriting: "Schellenberg is crazy."
Goering discussed the report and with Hitler who came at first to strong irritation, but then, probably under the influence of Goering, began to treat the report derisively. (...) (In Nuremberg, where my camera was in front of Goering's camera, so that I could exchange a few words with him on occasion, he told me once: "Then you were quite normal man"). [reverse translation]
On August 9, 2019 17:37
Translation from Russian into English: August 10, 2019 20:10.
Владимир Владимирович Залесский "Сказка о том, как Уильям Дэнс и Гемфри Дэви победили Гитлера (а Бисмарк победил Штейнмеца)".