The Shadow Scientist Emil Gluck and the World at War
The confession of Emil Gluck reveals a genius turned mad villain who created electric weaponry used to destroy ships, forts and cities across the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Secret agent Silas Bannerman tracked Gluck from Oakland to Europe then captured and condemned him after a global terror spree ending with his execution in 196k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Bannerman
Emil Gluck
Gluck
Syracuse
N. Y
Josephus Gluck
Emil
Ann Bartell
Bartell
Hartel House
Ann Barcell
Elizabeth Shepstone
Ann Harvell
Emi
Nevada
Ferristown Academy
Yale
Harvard
Mondola College
Professor Pradlough
Berkeley
Cal
Pradiongeh
Maine
California
State University
Pradlough
Ann Bartel
University of California
California Assembly
Human Interest Society of
Emeryville
Professor Gluck
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Oakland
Telegraph Avenue
Irene Tackley
Goluck
William Sherbourne
Sherbourne
San Pablo Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
John Fartwell
Hartwell
Phillips
Cartridge Company
Mercer
Phillipa
Sheban
San Leandro Road
San Quentin Prison
Tim Haswell
Piedmont
Ble
Fort Mason
Lisbon
Thurston Power Company
Hudson
New York City
Ross-Turner Company
Columbia Electric Works
Crown Prince
Germany
Philippines
Hawaii
United States
Inspector Jones
Mare Island Navy Yard
Vallejo
Mare Island
Magasines
Oregon
Delaware
New Hampshire
Florida
Atlantic Seaboard
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Greece
Hague
Bannerman
Nevie Ee de Ee
Rocky Mountains
Newton
Atlantic Coast
Europe
Hannermas
European Secret Services
George Brown
Sandy Hook
France
War Departments
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