Mystery AtlasThe Bermuda Triangle (1974)
Charles Berlitz's bestseller, which sold nearly twenty million copies and fixed the triangle legend in popular culture; Larry Kusche's archival work documented extensive errors in its case accounts.
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Theories & Explanations
- Bermuda Triangle Anomaly Claimfrom c. 1950
The Bermuda Triangle (1974) popularised Bermuda Triangle Anomaly Claim.
People
The Bermuda Triangle (1974) was authored by Charles Berlitz.
- Lieutenant Charles C. Taylor1917 – lost 5 December 1945
The Bermuda Triangle (1974) mentions Lieutenant Charles C. Taylor.
Events
The Bermuda Triangle (1974) mentions Flight 19.
Objects & Artifacts
The Bermuda Triangle (1974) mentions USS Cyclops.
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