Frontpage of Henri Nissens book in Danish 2010
Frontpage of Henri Nissens book in Danish 2010
Panda Lee, Ricky Aalten, Yeung Wing Cheung, Henri Nissen
- arkhunters meet in Holland at the presentation of the Chinese discovery
Henri Nissen interviews
Wing-Cheung Yeung who was "insite the Ark". He also produced the documentary
film The Days of Noah.
Henri Nissen interviews
Panda Lee
who was first to go "insite the Ark". By the radiation he became very sick of
blood cancer it seems.
Henri Nissen at Mt. Ararat 2010
Photos from the Chinese-Turkish discovery: Go to this
webiste:
www.noahsarksearch.net
Anchor stone and Flemming
Andersen
Journalist Henri
Nissen with Anchor stone
Road
sign to Nuhun Gemisi (Noah's Ark)
Birthe and Henri Nissen
with Anchor stone in front of Mt Ararat
Henri Nissen in front of
rock caves behind the Isaac
Pasha castle
Interview:
Henri Nissen +45 74 56 22 02
Henri Nissen was trained at
the Danish School of Journalism in Aarhus, Denmark, and has written thousands of
articles, produced radio and television, and has written seven books, of which
multiple have been translated to other languages. He has traveled extensively in
Asia and Africa and worked in Cameroon for three years. At present he is the
editor-in- chief for a newspaper. He has been a communication consultant for The
Lutheran World Federation in French-speaking Africa. Noah's Ark is his personal
hobby, and he has visited the area around Mt. Ararat and the boat-shaped object
several times. His first book on Noahs Ark was "Noah's Ark Uncovered". The new
one is "Noah's Ark. Ancient History and The Great Discovery
He is married to Birthe and has three grown up children.
