Hans van Krieken started out life in Indonesia, formerly the Dutch East Indies, in 1937. He was a prisoner of war of the Japanese as a child during WW2 and immigrated to Netherlands in 1947. He was shipmate for the former Holland America lines.He plied the very stormy waters of the North Atlantic for 3 years, and experienced the angriest and the gentlest moods of those waters. He also sail-boated the waters off South America, the Caribbean and off the west coast of North America.He became a US citizen in 1966. He has two sons. He was divorced after 16 years of marriage. His present marriage of 43 years is a great success, so he does not feel too much depreciated. He worked as a designer and manufacturing engineer in the greater Silicone Valley sphere of industry, and also operated his own small business. Through the years he enjoyed glider flying, cruising, scuba diving, horse riding and researching American and Biblical history.He designed cruising sailboat hulls and ocean-going commercial cargo vessel hulls. He is in the finishing stages of publishing a series of books "The Truth About Reality". He also holds a patent on his super-fast, super shallow hull design that will alter cruising and racing sailboat and cargo hull design in the future. He moved from Northern California, to Long Island, NY to Main and finely to the Asheville area of Western North CarolinaHe is in the final stages of completing 3 more volumes as companion books to this book. They will, hopefully, be for sale shortly through Author Reputation Press.These three volumes are entitled:Volume I "The Truth about Reality - A Deeper Understanding of Genesis Unveiling the True Nature of God and the Spirit"Volume II "The Truth about Reality - Deception and Control How the U.S. Government Manipulates the Constitution"Volume III "The Truth about Reality - Eye-Opening Perspectives Thought-Provoking Articles on Society, Spirituality, and Power"
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