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Χρονικά από το μέλλον, The unique story of Paul Amadeus Dienach based on the pages of his diary

Author: Paul - Amadeus Dienach

In 1921, Paul Amadeus Dienach, a frail Austro-Swiss teacher suffering from the epidemic of the time known as "encephalitis lethargica," falls into a coma for an entire year.

When he awakens, learning...

In 1921, Paul Amadeus Dienach, a frail Austro-Swiss teacher suffering from the epidemic of the time known as "encephalitis lethargica," falls into a coma for an entire year.

When he awakens, learning that he has little time left to live, seeking a milder climate, he comes to Greece where he teaches German. Just before he dies, he entrusts his personal diary...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 464
  • Translation Translation Georgios M. Papachatzis
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2018
  • Dimensions Dimensions 14x21 cm
  • Publisher Publisher Ideotheatron
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  • The book is interesting and indeed, if you sit and think about it, humanity will probably be like this in 1000 years. Some major problems will have been solved (e.g., there will be no borders due to overpopulation) with all the good or bad that entails, while other problems will have arisen that today we would laugh at if we heard about them. Nowhere does it mention whether all this is fiction or not in the book. I have seen entire conferences/talks explaining the ideas of the book (even in Greek, it is on YouTube). There seems to be a large audience behind this book, or it is all just a good marketing trick.
    I recommend it for reading, it is quite interesting.

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    Tiring, boring, non-literary. Its title is the trap to make you throw away 20€!

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    I recommend it for reading, it is quite interesting.

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In 1921, Paul Amadeus Dienach, a frail Austro-Swiss teacher suffering from the epidemic of the time known as "encephalitis lethargica," falls into a coma for an entire year.

When he awakens, learning that he has little time left to live, seeking a milder climate, he comes to Greece where he teaches German. Just before he dies, he entrusts his personal diary to his beloved student Georgios Papachatzis - future Rector of Panteion University and a distinguished lawyer - without revealing more details.

By translating the diary, Papachatzis discovers the incredible story: for an entire year, while his teacher was in a coma, his consciousness inexplicably slipped into the year 3906 AD, into the body of another man, Andreas Northam!

Dienach describes in detail his experiences there, which, among other things, contains the entire history of humanity from the 20th to the 39th century, as narrated to him by the people of the future - from the "nightmare of the Number" (Overpopulation) and the World Wars to the establishment of the World State, the new, radical administrative system, the colonization of Mars, and the next evolutionary stage of the human species.

Today, almost a century after it was written, this unique diary is published in Greek for the first time, meticulously edited and adapted to our time, having first been read and moved thousands of readers in more than 30 countries around the world.

The book you hold in your hands is not a science fiction novel. It was not written for publication and does not claim literary accolades. It is the diary of an ordinary man who lived the story of our future.

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Author
Paul - Amadeus Dienach
Publisher
Ideotheatron
Translation
Georgios M. Papachatzis
Subtitle
The unique story of Paul Amadeus Dienach based on the pages of his diary
Theme
Astrology & Divination
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
464
Language
Greek
Release Date
8/2018
Publication Date
2018
Dimensions
14x21 cm
Pocket Size
No
ISBN-13
9789609389334

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  • Paper quality
  • Was it easy to read?
  • Was it interesting enough?
  • I liked the writing style
  • I would recommend it for reading
  • The book is interesting and indeed, if you sit and think about it, humanity will probably be like this in 1000 years. Some major problems will have been solved (e.g., there will be no borders due to overpopulation) with all the good or bad that entails, while other problems will have arisen that today we would laugh at if we heard about them. Nowhere does it mention whether all this is fiction or not in the book. I have seen entire conferences/talks explaining the ideas of the book (even in Greek, it is on YouTube). There seems to be a large audience behind this book, or it is all just a good marketing trick.
    I recommend it for reading, it is quite interesting.

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    Tiring, boring, non-literary. Its title is the trap to make you throw away 20€!

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    • Paper quality
    • Was it easy to read?
    • Was it interesting enough?
    • I liked the writing style
    • I would recommend it for reading
  • The book is interesting and indeed, if you sit and think about it, humanity will probably be like this in 1000 years. Some major problems will have been solved (e.g., there will be no borders due to overpopulation) with all the good or bad that entails, while other problems will have arisen that today we would laugh at if we heard about them. Nowhere does it mention whether all this is fiction or not in the book. I have seen entire conferences/talks explaining the ideas of the book (even in Greek, it is on YouTube). There seems to be a large audience behind this book, or it is all just a good marketing trick.
    I recommend it for reading, it is quite interesting.

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