Writings Nikola Teslyseized by the FBI after his death, they were first published. FBI - Federal Bureau of Investigation - First Time published 64 pages of previously processed material, concerning Nikola Tesla. And that included the documents seized by the US government after his death in 1943.

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A selection of Dr.Nikola Tesla's writings, preserved as an exhibit for a guardian of a foreign property

On January 26 and 27, 1943, a test was performed according to technical files, which were stored in Manhattan, New York after his death. The test was conducted to determine if any of N. Tesla's ideas could be of any significance to the current United States war effort. The exam was attended by Dr. John.C. Newington, New York City Asset Management Officer, Charles J. Hedetnieni of the Washington Asset Management Office, and Dr. John D. Trump of the MTI (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Office of Scientific Research and Development ), Willis George of the Office of the Naval Investigation Service of the Third Maritime Circuit, Edward Palmer and John J. Corbett of the USNR.

These confiscated documents have been a source of great trouble for the FBI for decades. Among other things, there was an unsubstantiated claim in Tesla's biography that Tesla's most dangerous ideas were kept secret by the FBI so that he would not fall into the wrong hands. (The documents were in the possession of the office for the administration of foreign property and mysteriously disappeared after the Second World War). JEHoover, the FBI's director, for many years refused to allow dozens of N.Tesly letters to be made public. Some of the other known writings of N. Tesla could be really interesting to read.

Method of producing powerful radiation

Understanding Tesla's manuscript describing "a new process of ray or radiation generation". The memorandum evaluates the work of Leonard and Crooks, describing Tesla's work on high voltage production. And they only describe in the last part, the idea contained in Tesla's memorandum. "My simplified process of generating powerful beams consists of a medium of high-speed current and a suitable fluid, and in a vacuum environment and circuit terminals supplying current with the required voltage values."

MTI technicians' opinion who rated the documents as "insignificant to this country ...

As a result of this review, there is my considered opinion that it does not exist between the papers and the property of Dr. Tesla has no notes and descriptions of yet undiscovered methods or devices or available apparatus that are relevant to this country. Or they would be a danger if they were in enemy hands. Therefore, I see no technical or military reason to confiscate the property.

And the mix of techno equipment found in Tesla's apartment was no protoptype of lethal rays at all, but outdated electrical appliances.

When testing several pieces of scientific apparatus at Tesla's warehouse and at the Clinton Hotel deposit, they proved to be standard electrical measuring devices, common to several previous decades.

So, although we are unable to solve all the mysteries of Tesla's results, should it disprove some of Nikol Tesla's most significant conspiracy plots? Not exactly. The papers that the MIT technician studied were apparently John G. Trump. Also known as Donald Trump's uncle.

It should by no means reduce the work of this extraordinary engineer and scientist whose fundamental contributions to electrical art that were made at the beginning of this century. His efforts and thoughts over the past fifteen years were primarily speculative, philosophical, and had a promotional character, often centered on wireless power transmission, but without noticeable results, or functional principles to realize these intentions.