Description
The true story of a genius inventor. Power, intrigue, and betrayal on the brink of World War I.
Embark on a journey into the fascinating era of the early 20th century and discover the story of Rudolf Diesel, a visionary whose revolutionary invention of the diesel engine changed the world.
This gripping historical thriller reveals the behind-the-scenes of the greatest industrial mystery of the 20th century. The author presents a compelling narrative about Rudolf Diesel, a man whose ideals were ahead of his time.
He intended to use his invention for the good of humanity, but it became a threat to the two most powerful men of his time: German Emperor Wilhelm II and American billionaire John D. Rockefeller.
Who wanted to silence him? And why did his last journey across the English Channel end in a mysterious disappearance? The New York Times bestseller "The Mysterious Disappearance of Rudolf Diesel" presents a true story full of tension and mystery.
Embark on a journey into the fascinating era of the early 20th century and discover the story of Rudolf Diesel, a visionary whose revolutionary invention of the diesel engine changed the world.
This gripping historical thriller reveals the behind-the-scenes of the greatest industrial mystery of the 20th century. The author presents a compelling narrative about Rudolf Diesel, a man whose ideals were ahead of his time.
He intended to use his invention for the good of humanity, but it became a threat to the two most powerful men of his time: German Emperor Wilhelm II and American billionaire John D. Rockefeller.
Who wanted to silence him? And why did his last journey across the English Channel end in a mysterious disappearance? The New York Times bestseller "The Mysterious Disappearance of Rudolf Diesel" presents a true story full of tension and mystery.
Information
Author: Brunt Douglas
Language: Czech
Publication date: September 22, 2025
Manufacturer: Familium s.r.o.
Genres: Thrillers, Books, Fiction, Detective fiction and thrillers
Type: Hardcover book
Pages: 399
ISBN/EAN: 9788088333593