It is believed that he eventually died from tuberculosis in Athens, Greece, or on his way back to his homeland through Italy, probably during the first quarter of Before Paul Dienach died, he entrusted Papahatzis with part of his life and soul his diary. He later followed humanitarian studies with a strong inclination to the history of cultures and classical philology. Dienach, as we learn from Papahatzis, was born in a suburb of Zurich and lived his adolescence in a village near the large Swiss city.
Papahatzis describes his teacher as a "very cautious and very modest man that used to emphasize the details". Amongst his students was George Papahatzis, a student that Dienach appreciated more than any of the others. During his time in Greece, Dienach taught French and German language lessons in order to provide himself with a minimum income. Dienach travelled toĢ Greece in the Autumn of 1922, after having recovered from a one-year coma caused by a serious illness, hoping that the mild climate would improve his condition. His father was a German-speaking Swiss and his mother was an Austrian from Salzburg. Paul Amadeus Dienach was a Swiss-Austrian teacher with fragile health. After making the first acquaintances, let's start unravelling their story step-by-step. The real protagonists of this amazing, true story are two persons: Paul Amadeus Dienach, the author, and the man who claimed to have lived in the future and George Papahatzis, Dienach s student of German language studies to whom he left his notes - the diary you hold in your hands today. As you work your way through his very personal memoire, the reason for secrecy will soon become clear the author claimed to have lived in the future and returned back to his original era, 20th century central Europe, to record a detailed account, outlining exactly what happened during his journey. It chronicles an experience that was never shared for fear of ridicule and disbelief. This is a book that contains the diary of a man who never intended his words to be revealed to the world.
Rather, I will be telling you the story of how this unique text came to be, its journey from the 1920s until today. Introduction Introductions typically attempt to present the essence of a book, highlighting the most important elements of the story you are about to read. 1 Chronicles from the Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach Note: Use the arrows at the bottom to navigate between the pages of the book.
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