From history, we know that there was one ship from the German forces that sunk around the night of April 8th, 1940 in Oslofjorden. What we don’t know is how they did sink that ship. Well, open-minded, you aren’t aware that a standard torpedo would not sink that powerful vessel.

It might have been a whole different story if they posted about it in truth.

Perhaps their latest equipment would disengage a torpedo. So Blücher was not a single easy target. Even with what history brags about cannons that also fired at Blucher. What we do not know is the history of the USA vs. Russia. Even up to the 1990s. That in the 1970’s this tech was still a military secret;

Something called the Brennan Torpedo. Which was stationary on the shore at that time? It would perhaps be that a Brennan torpedo was all that was needed to sink the ship. Did you know that swimming caps were popular in Norway right after the sinking? Many people didn’t speak about things from the war. They were afraid that communists would hang them for their great doing in the war. Since many innocent people were hung just for saying something. Not that it is something we fully know about even today. The belief to that is still strong and is verified as some heroes never became heroes 50 years later some become.

A Torpedo of Brennan had two drums of a cable reel of piano strings controlled from the shore so that someone could use it without fuel. They can be fired up to 2km from the beach and travel around 20 knots per hour. 37km per hour. They can also be made with fuel where the cable acts as an antenna from the shore.

A very stealthy type of torpedo, which indeed wasn’t driven by fuel, made it nearly impossible to identify by a very well-equipped ship as perhaps Blücher.

Anyway, look at this scenario, people are swimming in the sea while Blücher is approaching. Well, it is by them to see strange people swimming with hats on, well they might even not think that this was a decoy for the actual torpedo of Brennan to hit it, with Brennan Torpedo you can steer the torpedo by putting a wire in or out, making it turn right or left.

A Brennan torpedo would be the best possible torpedo to hit Blücher. Since the torpedo wasn’t straightforward, it might have been disguised as a simple shark. Though there were never any sharks in the sea, people from time to time spoke about these sharks.

Anyway, I’ve been into Oslofjorden all around the coast, and I found extraordinary proof of Brennan Torpedo cables, which I’ve seen all around the coast of Oslofjorden. Perhaps they as well used a tumble for that kind of equipment. A direct attack at Blücher wouldn’t ever be possible.

Learn that Brennan Torpedoes were classified information even up to 1990 by the British Empire. Only then did the government reveal the truth about Brennan; it would be hard to think that a single torpedo. And Ruszka had several interests in this. Making this a widely available technology reduces the need to use this tech by Ruszka. So indeed the history was done in a way we would say, with meaning.

Perhaps there already landed people in parachutes at the building to fire the torpedo at the island. It wouldn’t be capable of sending a straightforward torpedo at the ship, and it must have been something to tell the world a different story about afterward.

Because we today know about Brennan Torpedos, there are several beliefs already that this is the cause of the sinking. You will never 100% know if you weren’t lied to for a century because Brennan torpedos indeed were classified into the decade even after the 1990s. So Russia couldn’t learn the technique.

What if the story is truly different? You never know if you ask a veteran, and there are fewer of these around.

For years, what was around for years was the reel of cables that indeed was in the Oslofjord for up to even the 1990s to the year 2000. Where someone tossed them into nature, and some lived years long, even might be one left at H-Øya in Oslofjorden.

Someone used the cable reel to roll around the cable that needed to be as long as it could travel for a hit. Perhaps the Germans thought it was just a shark, a deadly shark they could do nothing about since you would put on the head of the torpedo a fin of a shark, only because it would be different if it just looked normal.

You never know all of this, since it’s even classified information that the government might not see as something to reveal, even the history been written for years wrong?

Disclaimer: Due to the circumstances of no History that has been written this way, I don’t hold enough information about if it was or was it otherwise. But the belief is strong otherwise. That History must be rewritten.

it means all this info does not mean anything. But you are about to understand it might be that way since Brennan Torpedoes were for long a hidden classified secret even up to our time, which sheds new light on the past.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Dr%C3%B8bak_Sound#End_of_Bl%C3%BCcher
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscarsborg_Fortress