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Know Tesla’s secret

Why were trunks belonging to genius inventor Nikola Tesla confiscated in 1943 Did they contain the plans for nearly free worldwide electricity massive death rays and other inventions out of the future HISTORY TV18 will take us to investigate the same with The Tesla Files airing September 7 at 10 pm

Updated At : 05:32 AM Sep 07, 2018 IST

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Why were trunks belonging to genius inventor Nikola Tesla confiscated in 1943? Did they contain the plans for nearly free worldwide electricity, massive death rays, and other inventions out of the future? HISTORY TV18 will take us to investigate the same, with The Tesla Files, airing September 7 at 10 pm.

The five episode series will help us unravel the mystery of inventor Nikola Tesla’s missing files.

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