The History Division does advanced research on subjects related to historical mysteries, that may be of interest to many individuals, scholars, historians, organizations, and many others. This includes : 1) strange and mysterious events of all kinds; 2) unanswered questions about well known events, such as the JFK Assassination, the 9/11 Twin Towers attack; 3) missing individuals, such as Amelia Earhart and Jimmy Hoffa; 4) missing soldiers, such as the MIAs and POWs of the Vietnamese War, Korean War, and World War II; 5) Catastrophic and other events of the past recorded only in myth and legend; 6) Advanced ancient technology; 7) Advanced German technology of World War II; 8.) Historical events suppressed and hidden by governments, religious organizations, and others; 9) Historiocity of King Arthur, 10) Secret Societies, 11) Pre-Columbian Discoveries of the Americas, and numerous other historical mysteries and unanswered questions.
Division Director: Dr. Cyclone Covey, Professor Emeritus of History, Wake Forest University;
Faculty, advisors, research associates, and others doing research or with a major interest in the Research Center subject areas below: Dr. Henry Bauer, Dr. Kerry R. Bolton, Dr. Judy Hall, Dr. Andre Krischer, Dr. Jason Sharples, Dr. Claus Oberhauser, Dr. Loreta Durasin, Dr. Cengiz Sisman, Dr. Reinhard Markiner, Dr. Jeffrey Tyssens, Dr. Gongzhong Li, Dr. Gudni Johannesson, Dr. Andrew Wilson, Dr. Robert Blaskiewicz, Dr. Robert Kirk, and others.
Research Centers:
Advanced Ancient Technology Research Center
Advanced German Technology of World War II Research Center
Alternative History Research Center (“What if…?” and “What might have been” studies)
Conspiracy Studies Research Center
Historical Catastrophic Events and Catastrophism Research Center
Historical Mysteries Research Center
MIAs and POW Research Center
Missing People Research Center
Pre-Columbian Discoveries of the Americas Research Center (Chinese, Norsemen, Phenicians, Romans, Welsh, Africans, and others;)
Secret Societies and Fraternal Orders Research Center (includes Rosecrucians, Freemasonry – Masons, and many others)
Short-Lived Phenomena Research Center
Suppressed History Research Center