Mystery AtlasCharles Berlitz
The linguist and paranormal author whose 1974 book made the Bermuda Triangle a global phenomenon and whose 1980 book with William Moore assembled the modern Roswell crash narrative.
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Places
Charles Berlitz popularised The Devil's Sea — Berlitz's 1989 book Without a Trace presented the Devil's Sea as a Pacific counterpart to the Bermuda Triangle, drawing on the same loss-cluster framing as his earlier Bermuda Triangle bestseller.
Documents & Sources
Charles Berlitz authored The Roswell Incident (1980) — With William L. Moore — the same author popularised both the triangle and the Roswell crash narrative.
Charles Berlitz authored The Bermuda Triangle (1974).
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