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EVALUATION OF SOVIET RESEARCH
IN THE FIELDS OF PARANORMAL BEHAVIOR
AND UNCONVENTIONAL HUMAN BIOPHYSICS.
FINAL REPORT , MARCH, 1975
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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CONTRACTED OBJECTIVES
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GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
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METHODOLOGY APPLIED
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TIMETABLE OF OPERATIONS
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INTERVIEW SYNOPSES
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U.S. STATE-OF-THE-ART
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SOVIET STATE-OF-THE-ART
VIII.
DISCUSSION AND IMPLICATIONS
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BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES
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I. CONTRACTED OBJECTIVES
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( As stated in Contractor's proposal dated May 23,1974)
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The purpose of the contract was to determine the true extent
of Soviet research in the fields of parapsychology and paraphysics.
A special emphasis was made on the possibility to identify that
research which is directly supported by the Soviet government.
The project was expected to yield a list of laboratories,
scientists and personnel associated with such research in the Soviet
Union and, if possible, in some of the countries of Eastern Europe.
It was also specified that an attempt will be made to outline the
managerial lines of authority including the extent of coordination
between laboratories or scientists and governmental agencies.
A parallel goal within the same framework was contracted as
an analytical and evaluative description of the research being con-
ducted at the above identified laboratories. Specifically, that part
had to be concentrated on :
Soviet, official definition of the research areas;
Levels of priority and personnel related to the
project;
Extent of material support and the quality of
research involved in each project;
Known target dates for completiton of programs.
The following areas of research were to be included in the
evaluative and analytical part of the project :
Human-human communications achieved by other than normal
sensory mechanisms. That included research on experimental
paradigms that use preternatural sensory modalities with
subjects able to communicate by means of heightened
normal sensitivities;
Acquisition of information by gifted subjects from
nonhuman (e. g. graphic) targets or printed materials;
Training of the two abilities (above) in nongifted or
slightly gifted subjects;
Laboratory techniques developed to pursue such training.
Specifically, possible use of operant conditioning, bio-
feedback, electro-sleep and EEF monitoring;
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Testing instruments (psychological, psychiatric, psychomotor,
psychophysiological, dermatoglyphic, etc) being considered
or used to cull from large populations potential subjects.
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GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS
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While a considerable interest in parapsychological research
has been consistently reported in relation to Soviet Union (Ebon, 1971,
Krippner & Davidson, 1972, Krippner & Hickman, 1974,_McGarey, 1972, Moss,
1971,1974, Ostrander & Schroeder, 1971, 1974, Tiller; 1972 ), the situa-
tion there in this respect is quite complicated.
The Soviet governmental system is usually identified with an
extremely sober and realistic approach toward any scientific endeavor.
The Soviet political system also demands from everybody a strict coor-
dination of ideological or scientific thinking with party policy.
On the other hand, parapsychology is an area of scientific investigation
where an unusual amount of open-mindedness and of venturesome thinking
is required per se.
Therefore, an upsurge of popular and/or scientific interest in
parapsychological research in Soviet Union could mean many things.
It may, of course, represent a tolerant attitude of an evoluting
communist elite in contemporary Soviet society. Yet this possibility
conflicts with quite a few official declarations of policy directed
at Soviet scientists, (official reviews of Hansel, 1970'; A. Snezhnevsky's
introduction to Prokop, 1971; etc).
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It may also be rooted in a strategic need to integrate spontaneous
research of bold scientists and even laymen into the ideological. complex
of the communist society, (Khokhlov , 1968) .
It may as well be nothing else but a skillful operation of KGB
to entrap and monitor potentially dissident scientists who are sear-
ching for an alternative to the official ideology.
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But it may also be a complex strategy of misinformation directed
at the Western world, while the inner resources of selected labarato-
ries and highly qualified scientists would be coordinated and corpulsed
in an intensive pursuit of concrete applications of parapsychological
phenomena to the military, intelligence or diversionary goals and para-
digms.
It is the latter possibility. that has begun lately to emerge
with an alarming degree of reality.
At the same time, the conventional avenues to verify the actual
state of these affairs, like e.g. an evaluative study by a panel of
qualified Western scientists is simply not applicable here.
First of all, the control of sensitive scientific information
was always very high in the Soviet Union. As a matter of fact and record,
the dissipation of any scientific information in such a way that it
would reach the Western world is punishable by Criminal Code. As a result
not only most of the Soviet scientific reports are quite difficult to
evaluate or replicate in the West, but even so-called "professional"
contacts with Soviet scientists ara for all practical purposes unreliable
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Thus, scientific reports and data from Soviet Union that have
reached Western world are either the result of a careful screening,
editing and a subsequent release by trusted Soviet censors, or are
artifacts manufactured for Western consumption by highly-trained
"operatives" from the Department of Scientific Intelligence within
KGB.
All that is especially valid for the material in the field of
parapsychology or paraphysics. As a consequence, the reports available
in the West are diffuse, undetailed, data are presented in very general
terms, barely enough for a summary that lacks precise references to the
methodology, design, analyses or even. type of subjects. Specifically,
the amount of information related to research groups, project topics
or financial support is virtually non-existent. And that has aggravated
in the recent years, when an obvious veil of secrecy has been put
around the official attitude of Soviet scientific community toward the
research of paranormal.
At the same time, on this side of Iron Curtain, a wave of
popular superstitions has risen, on the crest of which so many "experts"
in parapsychology succeeded to ride and profit. A few of them. had
some relationship with psychology, medical, clinical or even social,
but parallel with their efforts, a tremendous development of large
scale commercialization of "pay phenomena"in form of pamphlets, antholo-
gies, anti-scientific periodicals; do-it-yourself manuals, courses
at the community colleges taught by professional practitioners, semi-
mars on exorcism, etc, has substantially obscured the field.
Generally speaking, in the fields of parapsychology and para-
physics, the traditional Western distinction between the approach of
a common zan and that of a trained scientist is being largely lost
upon layzen and self-styled researchers that are operating as "scien-
tists" is that still controversial area of scientific investigation.
In view of all that, our opinion was that a straightforward
scholarly assessment of Soviet research in parapsychology and paraphysics
on the basis of traditional academic comparison with reports and data
available elsewhere, would be quite difficult and probably inconclusive.
A different strategy was therefore selected for the project.
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The selected strategy and related methodology were based upon.
the following operational considerations :
To determine the true extent of Soviet research in the fields of
parapsychology and paraphysics, the project had to be regarded as
a complex of intelligence operations rather than simple scientific
inquiry.
From that point of view, it appeared that under existing circumstances
the most reliable information pertaining to the objectives of the pro-
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are involved or have been engaged in the Soviet research under investi-
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But to implement those operational goals, i.e. to establish a working
contact with both groups, and then to evaluate collected data, the
investigators had to be equipped with
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an intimate knowledge of Soviet society, specifically of the
mentality and psychology prevailing in a semi-dissident
scientific community;
a professional training in experimental psychology, especially
in analytic methodology, in design and control of complex
experiments;
a substantial training in experimental parapsychology, that is,
in controls, definitions, concepts, problems and paradigms
specific for that field;
training and experience in establishing confidential contacts
with foreign nationals, especially with those who are living
in a politically or operationally sensitive situation;
a background and experience in observing the basic rules of
security and confidentiality to protect personnel, information
and the authorities involved;
multilingual abilities for a direct collection and evaluation
of data, as well as for the analyses of original material.
It was possible to adopt the outlined strategy because the
combination of abilities described above was to an adequate extent
represented in the personnel selected for the project.
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At the first, immediate and realistic stage of the project
information had to be collected from former Soviet citizens who in
one way or other had been involved or had been in contact with the
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to establish direct and personal communication with some of the West
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To obtain auxiliary guidelines for prospective interviews,
documents and literature in various languages, published and unpub-
lished, and related to the fields of investigation were scanned in
search of names and addresses of personnel and/or laboratories. This
information was also planned to be an aid for the initial double-check
of the data to be collected.
Due to the voluminosity of the material, computerized files
had to be created and the input routines programmed by the Contractor
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massive storage of data in form of Contractor's private files on disc
All these arrangements were made with
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research project as defined by the contract.
All provisions for the recording, indexing or analysis of data
were obtained solely on grounds of Contractor's position with the
were totally unrelated to the contracted activity.
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It was decided that the field part of the project will be
carried out and completed during the summer months of 1974. The
decision was based on the following :
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involved at least 7 departments and a substantial number of personnel
would be subsequently intiated in the project. By using the summer
months for the field part, the project was kept
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LIST OF RELCODES USED IN THE PROJECT AND PRINT-OUTS
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ANIMAL PSY
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DRUGS AND PSY
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EEG AND PSY
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EXTRASENSORY PROJECTION
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HYPNOSIS AND PSY
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KIRLIAN TECHNIQUE
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MEDI UMSHIP
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METHODOLOGY OF PSY RESEARCH
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MIND-MATTER DICHOTOMY
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NON-VISUAL LIGHT PERCEPTION
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PHILOSOPHY OF PSY
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PSY APPLICATIONS
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PSY ACCUMULATORS
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PSYCHOMETRY
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PSYCHOKINESIS
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PRECOGNITIVE TELEPATHY
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RELATED INDIRECTLY TO PSY RESEARCH
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RETROCOGNITION
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TELEPATHY/TRANSMISSION OF THOUGHT
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TRAINING PROGRAMS
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TESTS OF PSY ABILITIES
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SUBJECTS' SELECTION
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NOT SECRET AND OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC
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HAS A KG3 OR MILITARY RANK
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AUTOGENIC TRAINING
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SOURCES REFERENCED IN THE LISTINGS BUT NOT DESCRIBED UNDER THAT
SPECIFIC CODE IN DATA SETS
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SOVIET BIBLIOGRAPHY ON PSYCHOENERGETICS, US#JPRS 55557, 3/23/72, NTIS. VA.
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# L-2 JOURNAL OF PARAPHYSICS
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GUIDE-LETTER PARAPSYCHOLOGY: FICTION OR REALITY, PROBLEMS OF PHILOSOPHY
1973 INDICATION OF TREND
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COMPUTER FILES CREATED AND PROGRAMMED FOR THE PROJECT
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PSYRECORD
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DIRECTORY
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FILE NAME: PSYRECORD RECORD 2
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Timetable of operations, June 28-July 29, 1974
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Flight plan finalized and seats reserved.
Arrangements to secure a normal functioning of home and family affairs
during the 45 days period of overseas operations have been worked out
and eventually met.
Work on documents and literature in search of names and addresses of
personnel and laboratories started.
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In a meeting with Project officers, the technical details of planned
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Over 25 hours of auditory tapes with recorded interviews
were the result of overseas operations.
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The primary data in form of 24 taped interviews and 2 summaries of
non-recorded conferences, were audited and transcribed in the original
language by the Contractor in order to be used in the evaluation process.
From these transcripts, synopses were created for all relevant
interviews. The creation and reporting of these synopses was not speci-
fied in the contract, but in the opinion of the Contractor, the infor-
mation contained in the synopses might serve a useful purpose during
that period of time when the primary data will undergo the process of
transcription and translation by the Contracting Agency.
The complete and unedited primary data were copied on 4-track tape,
interspersed with auditory signals indicating the sequence of interviews
and with brief introductory comments on each recording. The resulting
reels of tape were sent to the Project Officers by certified mail on
December 28, 1974.
Data from transcripts were then used to load the files at the
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Within the scope of this project, there is relatively little that
should and could be said concerning research in parapsychology
on the territory of the United States.
And that is because the parapsychological research in this country
is so insignificant in the volume and so primitive in the pro-
fessional techniques applied.
The main body of American researchers has been reared in philoso-
phical and methodological traditions completely alien to and fully
incompatible with the theory and practice of parapsychology.
While there has been lately an upsurge of popular interest in
parapsychology and even some semblance of its acceptance by a few
scientific societies, the surface of the challenge was barely .
scratched. And the relative tolerance of parapsychology as a can-
didate for the frontier area of psychology is indeed a very aew
phenomenon.
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A density pattern of American publications in the area of parapsy-
chology is included in this section. The choice of literature was
mainly determined by the goal of this project and is centered around
publications related to research topics in experimental parapsycho-
logy or to the philosophy of parapsychology as a new area of scies-
tific endeavor. Yet the sample nevertheless seems to be characteris-
tic for the field as a whole. The suggestion yielded by the density
pattern that the upswing of interest in parapsychology has begun
with the end of sixties is Ladirectly supported also by other
sources (Chance, 1973; Harvilik, 1973; Krippner & Efckman, 1974;
Krippner & Rubin, 1974; Moss, 1974; Ostrander & Schroeder , 1974, ecc).
As a matter of fact, as recent as mid-sixties, the overhelming
atcitude of US scientific media concerning parapsychology was
openly stated in leading publications as a firm conviction that
the whole field is nothing else but a commercialized, skilfully
staged hoax (Ezasel, 1966/US version/ and 1970/Soviet publication/).
fwo important factors bave rendered this bias practically inevitable'
- the roots of American experimental psychology and the roots of
American experimental parspsychology.
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American experimental psychology, a neurotic child, born in Chicago :
distraught parents of functionalist origin, raised by egotistical
personality of Watson on the skimmed milk of behavioral manifesto,
then trained on multiple schedules of reinforcement in a social
atmosphere tormented by technological progress, - could never have
anything else for parapsychology but a great deal of anxiety.
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Or, in words of Carl Rogers (Rice Symposium, 1964) : "(American
psychologists) have permitted the world of psychological science
to be narrowed to behavior observed, sounds emitted, marks
scratched on the paper, and the like ..
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phenomena would hardly fit into these categories.
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On the cther hand, American experimental parapsychology never
succeded to free itself from the stigma of "research on survival"
with which it came into being in this country, (Rhine, 1934,a) or
from the aura of spiritualism and methaphysical endeavors to which
it was consistently linked by popular opinion (Rhine, 1934, b).
The only professional group of researchers in parapsychology in
some way affiliated with a University was Rhine's laboratory in
Durham. But the relationship was always very complex, led to an
estrangement of Rhine's group on the West Campus and has ended in
early sixities in mutual bitterness and total rupture.
The list of parapsychological organizations in the Western hemi-
sphere, which is included in this section, yields 19 groups residing
in US. No one of these associations is directly or even closely
related to any serious scientific institution or university.
The high-sounding titles of "academies" or "institutes" do not change
much, since the fact remains that the personnel lists of these groups
do not contain one single name of. a highly reputable scientist,
with credentials widely acceptable to American scientific media.
US periodicals related to the field of parapsychological research,
(list is included in this section), present the same situation.
Out of 24 main periodicals in that field in US, no she is a fully
recognized journal of any scientific stature.
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At the same time, the stream of recent publications in the field
of parapsychology is mainly supported by popularized wirte-ups by
semi-professionals. Among the American authors of publications
related to the field under investigation, (list is included in this
section) , very few are researchers per se. Basically, they are either
journalists, exploiting a fad in the popular mood, (Ebon, 1971 ; Hansel,
1970; Hoy , 1965; Mecarey, 1972; Ostrander and Schroeder, 1971, a ; 1971,
b; 1974, a; 1974,b; etc), or self-styled investigators seporting some
minimal achievements in instrumentation or in statistical interpre-
tation, (Devine, 1970; Honorton, 1970; Ry21, 1966; etc), or, in the last
few years, part-timers in parapsychology who teach or research in
some "bonafide" area of science and on a parallel, semi-official ,
track are investigating parapsychological phenomena, (Kilner, 1965 :
Krippner & Fersh, 1971; Krippner & Rubia, 1973; Morris, 1973; Moss,
1974; Moss & Johnson, 1972; Schmeidler, 1966, 1973; Schmeidler & Craig,
1972; Schwarz, 1972; Tart, 1969; U11man & Krippner , 1970; Ji1man, Krip-
pner and Vaughan, 1973; Van de Castle, 1974; Worral et al, 1970 ).
The background and fields of research of a very few professional
parapsychologists in the United States are available from almost any
sizeable University Library. The following numbers in the list of
American authors in this section will indicate researchers whose
contribution to the field of experimental parapsychology. or to the
general theory of parapsychological phenomena would merit a closer,
attention : 47: # 11; # 12; # 23; # 47; # 63; # 66; 7 74; # 75;
# 78; # 113; # 115; # 134; # 135; #135; @ 152; 9 156; # 158.
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ORGANIZATIONS IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE RELATED TO THE FIELD
UNDER INVESTIGATION
ACADETY OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY AND MEDICINE
314 SECOND STREET, CALIFORNIA 94022
LOS ALTOS
US
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ACADEMY OF PSYCHICAL RESEARCH AND RELIGION
800 CUSTER AVENUE, STATE OF ILLINOIS, 60202
EVANSTON
US
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
5 WEST 73D STR.,NEW YORK STATE, 10023
NEW YORK
US
ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT
EDGAR CAYCE GROUP, POB 595, VIRGINIA STATE, 23451
VIR. BEACH
Us
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CALIFORNIA PARAPSYCHOLOGY FOUNDATION
3580, ADAMS AVENUE, CALIF. 92116
SAN DIEGO US
COLLEGE OF PSYCHIC STUDIES
MEMBERSHIP SOCIETY, INVITES LECTURERS, 16 QUEEISBERRY PL. S.KENSIGNTON
LONDON
32.1 .
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CZECHOSLOVAK COORDINATION COMMITTEE FOR RESEARCH IN PSYCHOTRONICS
V. CHALOUPKOCH, 59, PRAGUE, 9, HLOUBETIN
PRAGUE
CZECH .
FOUNDATION FOR PARASENSORY INVESTIGATION
DISTRIBUTES PRIVATE FUNDS FOR RESEARCH AND MEETINGS, 1 WEST 31 ST.
NEW YORK
US
FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON THE NATURE OF MAN
P.O. BOX 6847, COLLEGE STATION, NORTH CAROLINA STATE, 27708
DURHAM
US
FRONTIER OF SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
M.R. U., 1325 1/2, WISCONSIN AVE.,NW, D.C. 200007
WASH . D. C.
US
HUMAN DIMENSIONS INSTITUTE
4380 MAIN STREET, NEW YORK STATE, 14226
BUFFALO
US
INSTITUTE OF NOETIC SCIENCE
575 MIDDLEFIELD RD, CALIF.94321
PALO ALTO US
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ORGANIZATIONS IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE
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ORGANIZES WORLDWIDE EXPLORATION SEMINARS, 17319 ROSCOE SLVD.
NORTHRIDG US
JAPANESE SOCIETY FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGY
SINCE 1963, PUBLISHES PARPSYCHOLOGY NEWS (JAP. ). 26-14 CHOU 4 NAKAMO
TOKYO
JAPAN
NEW HORIZONS RESEARCH FOUNDATION
P.O.3. 427, STATION F, OR: 10 N. SHERBOURNE STREET, TORONTO. 5
TORONTO
CAN.
PARAPHYSICS, INC.
16636 CALNEVA DRIVE, CALIF. 91316 (KENDALL JOHNSON GROUP)
EJCINO
US
PARAPSYCHOLOGY FOUNDATION
29 WEST 57TH STREET, NEW YORK STATE, 10619
NEW YORK
US
PSI COMMUNICATION PROJECT
SUITE 501 W., NEWARK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. 323 HIGH ST. NEW JERSEY ST.
NEWARK
US
PSYCHICAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION
INDEPENDENT GROUP ( 1960), PRIVATE FUNDS( C. OZANNE) , DUKE U.WEST CAMPUS
DURHAM
US
SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
I ADAM AND EVE MEWS, W8
. LONDON
BRI .
SOCIETY FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF THE UNEXPLAINED
INTERNATIONAL AIMS, COLLECTING REPORTS ON UFO, ETC. NEW JERSEY, 07832
COLUMBIA
US
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
C/O CAROLYN JONES. 4325 EAST BROADWAY, CALIFORNIA, 90803
L. BEACH
US
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
170 SOUTH BEVERLY DRIVE, ROOM 314, CALIF.90212
BEV.HILLS US
SPIRITIUAL FRONTIER FELLOWSHIP
800, CUSTER AVENUE, ILLINOIS STATE, 60222
EVANSTON
US
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LIST OF PERIODICALS RELATED TO THE FIELD UNDER INVESTIGATION
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AMERICAN DOWSER
REPORTS ON DOWSING, SCIENTIFIC AND PERSONAL, QUARTERLY, VERMONT STATE
DANVILLE
US
ASPR NEWSLETTER
PERIODICAL INFORMATION FROM AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
NEW YORK
US
A.R. S.JOURNAL
BIMONTHLY, E. CAYCE'S ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTMENT
VIR.BEACH
US
BEYOND REALITY: LATEST DISCOVERIES IN ESP
OCCULT AND PSYCHIC PHENOMENA BIMONTHLY, 303 WEST 42 STREET
NEW YORK
US
FANM BULLETIN
QUARTERLY. J.3. RHINE'S FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON NATURE OF MAN .
DURHAM
US
HUMAN DIMENSIONS
QUARTERLY, HUMAN DIMENSIONS INSTITUTE, NEWS, ARTICLES & PAPERS, N.Y. STATE
BUFFALO
US
INSIGHT
PSYCHIC RESEARCH MAGAZINE, 118 WINDHAM RD, SPRINGBOURNE, BOURNEMOUTH
HANTS
BRI
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY
WENT. OUT OF BUSINESS. ( 1959-1963), PARAPSYCHOLOGY FOUNDATION, N.Y.STATE
NEW YORK
US
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PSYCHOENERGETIC SYSTEMS
QUARTERLY, GORDON AND BREACH SCIENTIFIC PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK STATE
NEW YORK
US
JOURNAL OF PAPAPHYSICS
BIMONTHLY, TRANSLATIONS OF PSI-RELATED WORK, PARAHYSICAL LABORATORIES
DOWNTON
BRI .
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JOURNAL OF PAPAPSYCHOLOGY
QUARTERLY, J.B. RHINE'S FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON NATURE OF MAN
DUPHAM
US
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIETY WITH THE SAME NAME IN NEW YORK STATE
NEW YORK
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JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
QUARTERLY, PUBLISHED BY THE OLDEST PSYCHICAL SOCIETY, ( 1832)
LONDON
BRI .
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JOURNAL OF THE SPIRITUAL FRONTIERS FELLOWSHIP
QUARTERLY, GROUP OF CLERGY AND LAY PEOPLE, HEALING, MYSTICAL EXPERIENCES
EVANSTON
US
JOURNAL OF TRANSPERSONAL PSYCHOLOGY
QUARTERLY, REPORTS ON PSI, COSMIC CONSCIOUSNESS, RELATED ARTICLES
STANFORD
US
MANKIND RESEARCH UNLIMITED JOURNAL
QUARTERLY, INTERNATIONAL COVERAGE OF PAPAPSY AND PAPASCI RESEARCH&NETS
WASH . D. C.
US
NEW HORIZON
OCCASIONALLY PUBLISHED BY TORONTO SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
TORONTO
CAN.
NEWSLETTER OF THE INSTITUTE OF NOETIC SCIENCE
EDGAR MITCHELL'S ORGANIZATION, (AVAILABLE TO MEISERS ONLY), CALIFORNIA
. PALO ALTO US
NOUS LETTER
SEMI-ANNUAL, ARTICLES RELATED TO NOETICS, 924 GARDEN STREET
S.BARBARA US
PAPAPSYCHOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS
SERIES OF STUDIES PUBLISHED BY PARAPSYCHOLOGY FOUNDATION ( E, GARRETT)
NEW YORK
US
PARAPSYCHOLOGY PERIODI CAL
PUBLISHED BY CALIFORNIA PARAPSYCHOLOGY FOUNDATION, (IRREGULAR)
SAN DIEGO US
PARAPSYCHOLOGY REVI EY
BIMONTHLY, PARAPSYCHOLOGY FOUNDATION ( E. GARRETT) INTERNATIONAL FORUM
NEW YORK
US
PROCEEDINGS OF THE PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
STATE UNIVERSITY OF UTRECHT, W.H.C. TENHAEFF, SDI TOR
UTRECHT
HOLLAND
PROCEEDINGS, ACADEMY OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY AND MEDICINE
IRREGULAR REPORTS ON CONFERENCES, PRIVATE ORGANIZATION IN CALIFORNIA
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WALTAIR
INDIA
PSYCHIC
BIMONTHLY, PUBLISHED BY THE BOLEN COMPANY IN SAN FRANCISCO, CA
S. FRANC.
US
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PSYCHIC DIMENSIONS
BIMONTHLY MAGAZINE, CHARTON PUBL . INC . DIVISION STREET, CONNECTICUT
DERBY
US
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PSYCHIC NEWS
WEEKLY NEWS-PAPER, PUBL . PSYCHIC PRESS LTD. 23 GREAT QUEEN STR. WC23 533
LONDON
PSYCHIC OBSERVER AND CHIMES
MONTHLY, ESPRESS, INC., BOX 5606, SMALL AND OBSCURE
WASH. D. C. US
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REVUE METAPSYCHIQUE PARAPSYCHOLOGIE
IRREGULAR PUBLICATION BY INSTITUTE METAPSYCHIQUE INT'L. I. FL . WAGRAM
PARIS
FRA.
THETA
QUARTERLY BULLETIN PUBLISHED BY PRF, DUKE U.HIGHLIGHTS RECENT RESEARCH
DURHAM
US
TOMORROW
ONCE AN INFLUENTIAL MAGAZINE. DISCONTINUED AT PRESENT . GARETT PUBLISHERS
NEW YORK
US
TWO WORLDS
MONTHLY MAGAZINE IN PARANORMAL, PSYCHIC PRESS LTD, 23 GREAT QUEEN STR.
LONDON
BRI .
ZEITSCHRIFT FUER PARAPSYCHOLOGIE UND GRENZGEBIETE DER PSYCHOLOGIE
PUBLISHED BY UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF FREIBURG. H . BENDER, EDITOR
FREIBURG
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7 -BACKSTER, C.
1 1 -CANAVOR, N., WI ESENFIELD. C.
12-CAYCE, HUGH LYNN
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13 CHANCE, P.
14 COX. V.
15 DEAN. E. D.
16 DEAN, E. D.
17 DEVINE,'R. E.
19 EBON.M.
20 EISENBUD, J.
21 ESTABROOKS, G.H.
23-GARRETT, EILEEI
35 HARVILIK. Z.V.
36 HONORTON, C.
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49 KHOKHLOV, N.
50 KILNER, W.J.
61 KONSTANTINIDES, K.
62 KRIPPNER, S. , DAVIDSON. R.
63-KRIPPNER, S., FERSH. D.
64 KRIPPNER, S., HICKMAN, J.
. 65 KRIPPNER. S.,RUBIN, D.
66-KRIPPNER. S.,RUBIN. D.
67 LEER, SYBIL
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74-MORRIS. R. "
75 MOSS, THELMA
76-MOSS, THELMA
77 MOSS, THELMA
73-MOSS. T.,JOHNSON.K., ET AL
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81 MURPHY, G.
93 NICOL. J.F.
96 OSTRANDER, S., SCHROEDER. L.
97 OSTRANDER, S., SCHROEDER, L.
98 OSTRANDER, S., SCHROEDER, L.
99 OSTRANDER, S., SCHROEDER, L.
100 PRATT, J.G.
101 PRATT, J.G.
104 PUHARICH. A.
108 RHINE. J.3.
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109 PHINE, J.B.
110. RHINE, J.B.
111 PHINE, J.B., BRI ER, R.
112 RHINE, J.B., ET AL
113-PHINE, J.B., FEATHER, S.R.
114 RHINE, J.B., PHINE, L. E.
115-RHINE, LOUISA
131 ROMEN. A . S ., INYUSHIN. V.M.
132 RYZL.M.
133 RYZL.M.
134-SCHMEI DLER, G.
135-SCHMEI DLER, G.
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137 SCHWARZ, J.
152-TAP.T. C.
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155 TILLER, W.
155 -ULLMAN, M., KRI PPNER, S.
157 ULLMAN, M., KRIPPNER, S., VAUGHAN, A.
153 -VAN DE CASTLE, R.
161 VASILIEV,L.L.
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1927.0000
MAXIMUM OBSERVATION
1974.0300
LOWER, UPPER LIMIT, AND INTERVALS?
1954, 1974,20
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CLASS LIMITS
FREQUENCY
TO 1953.9805
9.0
1954.0000 TO 1954.9805
1955.0000 TO 1955.9805
1956.2000 TO 1956.9805
3.0
1957.0000 TO 1957.9805
2.0
1953.2600 TO
1958.9805
1959.0000 TO 1959.9805
5.2
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1965.0000 TO 1960.9805
2.0
1961.2000
TO
1961.9805
1962.0000
TO
1962.9305
2.0
1963.0000
TO
1963.9805
1.2
1964.0000
TO
1964.9805
3.2
1966.0000
TO 1966.9805
3.0
1967.0000
TO 1967.9805
2.
1968.0003
TO 1963.9805
5.0
1969.0000
TO 1969.9305
1970.2000 TO
1970.9805
3.0
1971.0000 TO 1971.9805
3.0
1972.0000 TO 1972.9805
5.0
1973.0000 TO 1974.0000
13.0
1974.0001 TO
0.0
TOTAL
106046.2009
AVERAGE
1963.8143
STANDARD DEVIATION
14.2393
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Interim Reports ).
The main block of data on which the analyses of the Soviet state-
Di-the-art are based, stems from recorded interviews. At the same rims,
clear evidence of data validity was obtained through a comparison of
information from interviews with the names and locations available from
published sources, both in the West and in the Soviet Union. Not always
that evidence was based on consistent coincidences between the inside
information ou personeel and facilities ca one hand and the published
material from which it was possible to extract the cross-validating re-
lationships, on the other. Quire often, it was the detected consistency
in the discrepancies between the information coming out of the Soviet
Uniou along official channels and the data yielded by istesviews that
has led to a ciesrer understanding of the possible rationale behind
Soviet shifting edicts in the field under investigaticas.
Basic results of the data analyses are represented in this section
of the report by computer-produced lists of facilities and personnel
affiliated with the research area within the scope of the investigation.
In those print-outs, managerial lines of authority are outlined for some
of the listed personnel, as are a few of reported relationships besvecs
various facilities, modes of cooperation between research group, and
the evidence or the degree of governmental coatsol by specifi agescias.
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The list of facilities related to the field under investigation
contains redundant information, since seas of the facilities ware des-
cribed by various sources in quite different ways. The discrepancies here.
could be partially related to the variety of "covers" utilized by RGB
co camouflate its secret installations and research groups.
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with informatica related to those individuals. Not all of the names
found in the interviews were coed for the ailes. When the ideasifylas
isformation was either incomplete or isolated as compared with other
sources, some of the numea were not included lu the print-curs.
List of personnel is arranged alphabetically with the source jadicated
at the right margin of tha First line. Reicodes, where detectable, are
also included in the prinz-out.
Due to the volume of collected infoszation and to the limitation
of contracted time, a detailed discussion of facilities and personnel is
not possible beyond the material selected for print-outs. Enset details
and descriptions ure contained is the primary daca which has been cub-
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by governmental agencies.
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under investigation were created - from the bibliographical list
generated for this project and from the bibliography published by
Joint Publications Research Service in Arlington, Va. under the names
of E. Naumov and L. Vilenskaya, 1971.
Both density patterns show a striking similarity, namely that the perk
of related publications in the Soviet Union falls on the years 1967 -
1968 and the number of literature allowed to appear, dramatically decli-
nes immediately after those years. This finding is rather significant as
an indirect support of the reports, detected in the interviews, that in
the year 1968 the status of parapsychological research in the Soviet
Union and, specifically, the state of the chancels to that research
open to Westerners, have been drastically altered by the Soviet Government
The listing of Soviet publications as related to the year of their
appearance and the city shows also the alternate utilization of a few
research groups in the Soviet Union according to the strategicel demands
of a certain political situation dominating the period.
The same cluster of data is profiled in the following listings with
respect to a few cities, where important research groups were or are
located.
From cross-comparisons of data, an obvious pattern has emerged :
it is quite clear that in the Soviet Union there are two basic catego-
ries of activity related to research in parapsychology or paraphysics,
Category A,- sam !- overt, pseudo-scientific "research groups"
created by the government for the purpose of a working contact
with Western scientific media. Those groups have been initiated
and promoted by a specisi section of KGB ia add-sixties. Simui-
taneously with the beginning of that action, the gates for a wide
publication of parapsychological materials were officially opened,
as au integral part of the same action.
The material coming from these channels is well controlled by
KGB specialists and represents a multitude of artifacts manufac-
tured by highly trained operatives in KGb's sections of scientific
intelligence. Most of the "scientists" appearing on the stage
of this enterprise are in fact KGB staff officers, as it 's ra-
ported by reliable sources and indicated in the lists of personne ...
The peculiar aspects of this well orchestrated KGB operacion ant
the infantile naivete of Western scientists st whom the operation
is aimed, have led us to label category A as a new "TRUST" of
Soviet Intelligence Service, an analogy to the cpsration the same
Service has so brilliantly carried out in mid-thirties with a
slightly different operative goal.
Yet. the information obtained from interviews consistently points
out to the existence of second group -
Category B, highly secret, completely closed institutions and rese-
arch centers in the Soviet Union, engaged is an Laterse pursuit of
practical applications of parapsychological phenomena for the
exact defined goals of Intelligence, \central of humans/and new
methods of unconventional warfare. Those groups are working on
huge budgets, are staffed with extremely well trained scientists
and are functioning under auspices either of KGR or Ministry of
Defense. In those institutes and research centers the scienti
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community is working on real empirical paradigms and is supported
by most modern, sophisticated equipment. In those insitutes, the
researchers are also enjoying immense privileges of a group favored
by the government and all of them have gone through the tedios
process of secret clearances. In this category, there is also a
serious attempt to grasp new emerging aspects of the physical real:
ty and incorporate it in an unconventional model of human nature
and the possibility of its external control.
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or to the other is quite visible in the data. So, for Lastance, the
names of personnel in category A rarely, if at all, aprcar in the date
that comes from category B, sad vice-versa. That distinction stands,
in spite of the fact that a few names still may appear at the "junction
point" between two formations. Yet the key figures and the key labora-
tories in both basic groups never appear ( at least not under the same
name) in any reliable source of information.
The relcodes in the information describing personnel indicate automati-
cally whether the person belongs to the category A er to the category
B. Brief descriptions of affiliation with KGB or Ministry of defense,
sometimes included in the print-outs, should help clairify that point.
It is also quite possible that the very purpose of the category A is
to detract attention from the activities of category 3.
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LIST OF THE FACILITIES RELATED TO THE FIELD UNDER INVESTIGATION
CODE DESCRIPTION
CITY
SOURCE
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F-1 PHYSIOLOGY LAB OF PSYCHIATRIC INST.
MOSCOW
1-01
ADR : BOLSHAYA KOMMUNI STI CHESKAYA, 13, AFFILIATED WITH ACADETY OF MED SCI
TEL. : (1963,1-24) - ZH-3-01-02.
I-24, R-35, R-38, R-31,2-33
F-2 INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH IN COMMUNICATION MOSCOW
1-24
BRANCH OF IPPICF-4) IS LOCATED THERE. ADR: AVI OMOTORNAYA, 8-A, BLDG.2, GT. 1
TEL .: (1963) ZH-4-04-01. 1ST FLOOR
L-64, R-35, R-38, R-21
F-3 INSTITUTE OF PROBLEMS OF INFO. TRANSMIS. MOSCOW
L-64
RUSSIAN: IPPI . ADR: E-24. AVIAMOTORNAYA UL.8, BLDG.2. AC. OF SCI . AFFILIATED
SMIRNOV VERSION OF IPPI LOCATION
1-24, R-48, R-35. R-38, R-21
F-4 INSTITUTE OF PROBLEMS OF INFO. TRANSMIS. MOSCOW
1-24
RUSSIAN: IPPI . ADR: PARTIZANSKAYA UL .. 27. IN THE AREA OF VOROBJEVY GORY
TEL:(1963) G-976-35, 8 STORE BLDG
L-64, R-37, R-38, R-39, R-21,R-31
F-5 CENTR. SCI . RESEARCH LAB OF ACAD. SCI .
MOSCOW
1-24
ADR: ZH-383, SHOSSEYNAYA UL .. 92. RET.ADR. ON MIRZA LETTERS ( 1959-62)
MAY BE AN EARLY LOCATION OF LAB.
R-40
F-6 UKHTOMSKY RESEARCH INSTITUTE
LENINGRAD
1 -23
BRANCH OF DEPT. OF BIOLOGY, LGU. ADR : KOMMUNNI STI CHESKAYA NABEREJNAYA, 7
1 BLDG . INNER COURT. REST DISPERSED . R-39. R-38, R-35, 3-21
F-7 PARAPSY LAB (VASILJEV'S)
LENINGRAD
I-23
FORM. VASILJEV'S WORKSHOP. ADR : KOMMUNI STI CHESKAYA NABEREJNAYA, 7, LGU
LOCATED 3-D FLOOR, BIO/GEO BLDG.
R-36,R-38
F-8 WEIZMANN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
REHOVOT
1-01
RESEARCH GROUP OF SELECTED SCIENTISTS. REHOVOT, POB 26. SEMI -SECRET.
FIELDS MOSTLY CLASSIFIED
I-24,2-50,3-35
F-9 DEFENSE PSYCHOLOGICAL LAB.
MOSCOW
I-17
LOCATED IN DEFENSE BLDG, ARBAT PLAZA, NEXT TO METRO STA. ENTR.2, FLOOR 5
EXTREMELY WELL FUNDED&EQUIPPED
3-39, R-37,R-21
F-10 PARAPHYSICAL LABORATORY
DOWNTON
1-26
LABORATORY NON-EXISTANT. COVER FOR HO OF A JOURNAL USED NOW FOR SU INFO
EDITOR 3. HERBERT, PROBAB. SU DUPE
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ZYKH
1-17
LOCATED IN NAVY SCHOOL (YAKIR), CHIEF LT. COLONEL MANGELOV OR MANSUROV
IMPORTANT INFO. IN 1-08. 1-17
R-37, R-30, 3-38, R-21
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F-12 OSOBAJA PSYCHOL.LAB
MOSCOW
I-17
UNDER SU ACADEMY OF SCI . ADR: BOLSH . KOMMUNI STI CHESKAYA, 13, SAME AS F-1
IDENTICAL WITH F-1, BUT AFFIL-N
1-01,1-24.R-35
F-13 RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY
ALMA ATA
1-17
A SEPARATE, SECRET INSTITUTE, WITH DEPTS AND FACULTY, MILITARY POB ADDR.
STAFF INCL. INYUSHIN, ROMEN, KIRLIAN
I-24, 3-36, R-14, 3-8, R-4, 2-31, R-38
F-14 PSYCH. SECT. OF PHIL. INST.
MOSCOW
I-17
PSYCHOLOGY LAB WITH PHILOSOPHY INSTITUTE, VOLKHONKA, 14. AC . OF SCI .
FUNCTIONS IN CONTACT W. F-9
R-21.R-32
F-15 PATHOLOGY OF CRIME LAB
MOSCOW
1-17
WITH INSTITUTE OF LAW, EMPLOES R-6 AS EXP.METHOD.FILES ON F-6
SUBSTANTIAL FILE ON CLAIRVOYANTS
R-6, R-28,R-50
F-16 RESEARCH INST. OF PARAPSY
ALMA ATA
1-19
PROBABLY IDENTICAL WITH F-13. REPORTED AS SECRET, WITH MILITARY POB
EXTREM. WELL FUNDED & EQUIPPED
R-36. P .- 14, R-39. R-4
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F-17 SPEC. RESEARCH GROUP
NOVOSIBIRSK 1-21
PARAPSY LAB WITH DEPT OF ZOOLOGY, LOCATED IN ACADEMGORODOK, UNIV.
CLOSE CONTACT WWITH F-7 LAB
R-35.3-30, R-39
F-18 SPEC.LAB WITH MGU
MOSCOW
1-21
LEONTYEV'S SECRET WORKSHOP. PUSHKIN PROBABLE CHIEF. IN OLD MGU BLDG
LOMOV ALSO WORKS THERE
R-38, R-50.R-36
F-19 LAB. - PHYSIOLOGY OF LABOR
LENINGRAD
1-23
LGU DEPT OF PHYSIOLOGY . ARAPETYIANTS-CHIEF, PAVLOVA WORKS WITH PARAPSY
PAVLOVA INTERACTS W. SERGEYEV
R-28
.
F-20 NEW MIRZA'S LAB
MOSCOW
I-24
SECRET LAS. GIVEN TO MIRZA IN 69-70 FOR CLASIFIED RESEARCH IN PARAPSY
CENTERED ON SORCERY & REL . SUBJECTS
R-37, R-38. R-21
F-21 CLIN&EXP.MED. INSTITUTE
NOVOSIBIRSK L-2
W. SIBERIAN SECT. OF SU ACADEMY OF SCI . & INST. OF . AUTOMAT . &TEL METRY
NEW MEANS OF BIOINFO RESEARCH
R-30, R-35. 3-40
F-22 DEPARTMENT 8
NOVOSIBIRSK
I-28
W. INST. OF AUTOMATICS & ELECTROMETRY, SIBERIAN ACAD. OF SCI .. SINCE 1965
TOP SECRET LAB. SHTERN WORKED THERE R-37, R-39, R-31, 3-32, 3-24.3-06
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F-23 SPECIAL LABORATORY
LENINGRAD
1-25
W. NAVY SCHOOL OF ELECTRONICS ( POPOV) , WORKS ON R-24 AND ON 3-05
SERGEYEV, G. - CHIEF. TESTS KULAGINA
R-36, R-05.3-24, R-39
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LIST OF PERSONNEL RELATED TO THE FIELD UNDER INVESTIGATION
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1- ADAMENKO, V.G.
2 ADLEROV
3 ANDREJEVA, GALINA
4 ANDREJEVA, GALINA
5 ARAPETJAN
6 BELIAVSKY, ALEKSANDER
7 BOGOLEP
8 BONGARD. M.M.
9 BUTEIKO
10 DRBAL. KAREL
11 DROZHZHIN, BRONI SLAV
12 DUBROV. A.
: 13 EMELYANOV
14 EVGRAFOV, N. ALEKSEEVI TCH
15 GAVRILIK
16 GELLERSTEIN, S.G.
17 GRYAZNUKHIN, E.G.
18 GULYAYEV, P. I .
19-INYUSHIN, V.M.
20 IVANOV, VSEVOLOD
21 KAZNACHEYEV, VLAIL
22 KHALIKOV
23-KIRLIAN, SEMI ON D.
24 -KIRLIAN, VALENTINA
25 KIRSNOVSKAYA, IRINA NIK.
26 KISELEVA, TAMARA ALEKSANDROVNA
27 KOGAN, I .M.
28 KONOPLIN, ALEKSANDR SID.
29 KRAIN ALIK
30-KRI VOROTOV, ALEKSEY
31 KUCHYNKA, KAREL
32 KUDRIAVTSEV, V.
33-KULAGINA, NINA
34 KULAGIN. V. V.
35 KULESHOVA, ROSA
36 KUPRIANOVA, ANNA IV.
37 KURTCHENKO, NADEZHDA
38 KUZNETSOVA, NINA
39 K ...... PAVEL NIKOLAYEVITCH
40-LEONTYEV, A.N.
41-LEONTYEV, A.N.
42 LEUTIN
43 LISUNOV, VLADIMIR
44 LITVINOV, LEV
45-LOMOV. B.F.
46-LOMOV. B.F.
47- LOMOV, B.F.
48-LURIA.A.R.
49-LURIA. A.R.
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NAMEDATA
2 . 51 MIKHAILOVA, LUDMILA
52 MIKHAILOVA, NELYA
53 MIRZA, D.G.
54 MIRZA, D.G.
55 MIRZA, D.G.
.
56 MI SHETOV, TY.
57 MOGILEVSKY, BORIS
58 MUSAL EVSKAYA
59 NAUMOV, E.
60 NAUMOV, E.K.
61-NIKOLAYEV, KARL
62 NIKOLAYEV, YU.
63 NIKOLAYEV, YU. S.
64 NYUBERG, N. D.
65 OLJSHANSKY, VLADIMIR
? - 66 ORLOV
67 PAVLOVA, LYUSIA PETROVNA
68 PEROV, VITALY PAVLOVI TCH
69 PETROF, YU.A.
79 PETRUSHINSKY, V.V.
71 POPEREKA, MARK
72 PROKHOROV, AND. IV.
73 PUDOVKIN
74 PUSHKIN, VENIAMIN NOEVI TCH
75-PUSHKIN, V.N.
76-PAIKOV, VLADIMIR
77 REJDAK, ZDENEK
78 ROMEN. A. S.
79 ROMEN. A.S.
80 ROMEN. A.S.
8! SALNIKOV, E.
82 SAMOYLOV, GENNADY
83 SCHELEK
84 SENYAGIN, IGOR
85 SERGEYEV-MATVEYEV, V.
36-SERGEYEV, GENNADY
87 SERGEYEV. G.A.
88 SHCHURIN, SIMON
89 SHELUSHKIV, IGOR
90 SHIROKOV,F.
91 SHISHINA, JULIA
92 SHISHKIN, IGOR FEDOROVITCH
93 SHOROKHOVA, EKATERINA
94 SHTARK
95 SHTERN, AVGUST
96 SHUSHKEV, G. D.
97 SIVERKOV, DMI TRY
98 SLAVINSKAYA, NINA ALEKS.
99 SLONIN.A.D.
100 SLONJ, BORIS
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101 SLONJ, ELENA
102 SMERTIN
103 SMIRNOV, M.S.
104 SVYADOSHCH. A.M.
105 TCHALIDZE, V.
106 TCH EREPOV, GENNADY
107 TUPITSYN
108 UMANSKY, ALEKSANDR
109 VASSILI CHENKO. YU.
110 VEKKER, LEV MARKOVI TCH
111 VIACHESLAV ?("SLAVA")
112-VIL ENSKAYA, LARISSA
113-VINOGRADOVA. ALLA
114 VLADIMIROV, VALERY
115 VORONOV
116 YADOV, VLADIMIR
117 YAGODINSKY, VICTOR
118 ZAVIALOVA, OLGA
119-ZINCHENKO. V.P.
120 ZINCHENKO. V.P.
121 ZOBOV, ROMAN
122 ZUBCHINSKY, NIKOLAI
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124
.. IGOR VLADIMIROVI TCH
125
READY
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P-Ø1 ADAMENKO, V.G.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
SENIOR SCI . WORKER IN MOSCOW INSTITUTE OF RADIO-PHYSICS. BIOENERGETICS
IS ON EDIT.BOARD OF L-2
R-4, R-12, R-21, R-31, R-38, R-43
P-02 ADLEROV
MOSCOW
SU
1-10
ARTIST. HAS PHENOMENAL MEMORY. CLOSE FRIEND OF KHASIN'S -FATHER
ASKED KHASINS PROVIDE EXIT VISA
R-30
P-03 ANDREJEVA, GALINA
MOSCOW
SU
1-17
WORKS WITH F-18. KNOWS ABOUT KGB RANK OF LOMOV, WHO ALSO WORKS THERE
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGIST, PHD
R-38
P-04 ANDREJEVA, GALINA
MOSCOW .
SU
1-21
WITH LEONTYEV FOR 2 YEARS.HUSBAND DEP. EDITOR OF PROBLEMS OF PHILOSOPHY
IS INVOLVED IN PARAPSY RESEARCH
R-38, R-50
.
P-65 ARAPETJAN
LENINGRAD
SU
1-22
CHIEF, LAB OF . PHYSIOLOGY OF LABOR ( STRESS), UKHTOMSKY INSTITUTE( F-6)
HIS LAB GAMBLES WITH PARAPSY
R-21
i
P-06 BELIAVSKY, ALEKSANDER
MOSCOW
SU
I-16
APPART. NEIGHBOR OF 1-17. WORKS IN SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL LAB. OF INT.MIN.
WROTE ON BEHAVIOR OF SOV. YOUTH
R-55, R-38
P-07 BOGOLEP
HUS
SU
1-03
PRIEST IN A VILLAGE IN ZAKARPATJE REGION, MEMBER OF A RELIGIOUS GROUP
WAS BROUGHT TO MOSCOW BY KGB
R-6, R-27, R-16. R-50
P-08 BONGARD. M.M.
MOSCOW
SU
L-64
CLOSE ASSOCIATE OF SMIRNOV. M. S. WORKS WITH HIM IN THE SAME INSTITUTE
SEEMS TO BE ABOVE SMIRNOV'S POSITION R-38, R-30
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P-09 BUTEIKO
NOVOSIBIR
SỰ
I -28
CAME TO F-22 FROM MOSCOW, SPECIALIST IN HATKHA YOGA, PROBABLY PHD
CAME FROM INST. OF EXP. BIO&MEDICINE
R-39, R-12, R-38,R-28
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P-10 DRBAL. KAREL
PRAGUE
CZECH . L-2
ENGINEER, MICRO-WAVE, WORKS WITH DOWSING, ACTIVE IN PSYCHOTRONICS
RIGHT HAND OF REJDAK&HIS COAUTHOR
R-38, R-50, R-40
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GORKY
SU
L-2
SENIOR LECTURER, PED. INSTITUTE, PARTICIPANT IN ,FILM 7 STEPS! "DRIVER"
WORKS WITH NAUMOV SINCE '61
R-32, R-38
P-12 DUBROV. A.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
PHD, SENIOR RESEARCH WORKER, ACTIVE IN FIELD OF BIOGRAVITATION (PK)
WAS IN PRAGUE IN JUNE, 1973
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SU
I-28
CAME TO F-22 FROM LENINGRAD, F-07, A SPECIALIST IN "BIOVIBRATIONS"
1-28 HAS MORE INFO ON HIM
R-04, R-39,R-21
P-14 EVGRAFOV, N. ALEKSEEVI TCH
MOSCOW
SU
1-21
RESEARCHER ON CLAIRVOYANCE IN CRIME DETECTION. WORKS IN F-15
HIS CHIEF HAS A KGB RANK
R-50, R-21
P-15 GAVRILIK
HUS
SU
1-02
KGB RESIDENT IN 1-2 AREA. WAS MEETING WITH BORIS SLONJ RE PRIESTS
PROBABLY SUPERV. PRIESTS NOW
R-55.3-50
P-16 GELLERSTEIN. S.G.
MOSCOW
SU
1-24
DEAN OF SU PARAPSY . ADR. IST OBJEDENSKY, BLDG 12, FLAT 1 . TEL . G-5-13-78
ONCE HEADED F-4. DIED IN '69
R-38, R-50,R-12
P-17 GRYAZNUKHIN, E.G.
ALMA ATA
SU
L-2
IDENTIFIED AS A MEMBER OF ALMA ATA STAFF (F-13)
FIELDS OF WORK NOT GIVEN
R-35,R-40
P-13 GULYAYEV, P.I.
LENINGRAD
SU
I-22
OLDER PROF. BIOPHYSICIST. PROMOTED VASILJEV AND HIS WORK AT LGU.
QTD: VASILJEV WORKED FOR MILITARY
. R-50, R-5
P-19 INYUSHIN. V.M.
ALMA ATA
SU
L-2
PHYSICIST FROM KAZAKH STATE UNIVERSITY, FIELD: BIOPLASMA THEORY
WORKS WITH KIRLIAN. S.
R-4, R-15, R-21, R-38,R-43
P-20 IVANOV, VSEVOLOD
ODESSA
SU
1-06
TRAINEE OF SMERTIN, HYPNOTIST IN ODESSA, PROBABLY UNDER KG3 CONTROL
MAY BE ACTIVE IN PARAPSY TODAY
R-38, R-14. R-31
P-21 KAZNACHEYEV, VLAIL
NOVOSIBIR
SU
L-2
WORKS WITH NEW MEANS OF BIOINFORMATION. INSTITUTE OF CLIN. &EXP.MED.
NO EXACT CITY WAS GIVEN
R-30, R-40, R-4
P-22 KHALIKOV
MOSCOW
SU
I-21
COLONEL-GENERAL, MEMBER OF SUPREME MILITARY COUNCIL, PROBABLY - NAVY
SPOKE OF PSY SECRET RESEARCH (NAVY) R-50, R-30
.
P-23 KIRLIAN, SEMION D.
ALMA ATA
SU
L-2
INVENTOR OF KIRLIAN EFFECT, ACQUIRED LATER PHD, WORKS WITH F-13
PARTICIPATES IN PRAGUE MEETINGS
R-38, R-40, R-15,R-04
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P-24 KIRLIAN, VALENTINA
KRASNODAR
SU
L-2
CO-INVENTOR OF KIRLIAN EFFECT. DIED IN KRASNODAR ON DECEMBER 29, 1973
, ATTENDED PRAGUE CONFERENCES
R-15, R-38
P-25 KIRSNOVSKAYA, IRINA NIX.
KARAGANDA
SU
1-24
PSY SENSITIVE. VISITED F-1 AND MIRZA. REFUSED TO BE EMPLOYED THERE
STILL IN GOOD CONTACT WITH I-PONTIDESTIFFR-11. R-6,9-2
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P-26 KISELEVA, TAMARA ALEKSANDROVN CONCIPE!
STIAMOS
(b)(1)
-
CLOSE ASSOCIATE OF MIRZA. ADR. UL . RASTNAJ 21/FLAT
MAY BE RELIGIOUS ( INNER CONFLICTS)
R-38,R-41
350125081 36741 001
24(b)(3)
P-27 KOGAN. I .M.
PROF. HEAD OF BIOINFORMATION DEPT., ACADEMYF SCIENCE, SU
NO FIELD OF WORK INDICATED
R-38
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
P-28 KONOPLIN, ALEKSANDR SID.
MOSCOW
SU
1-17
CHIEF OF A PHYSIOLOGICAL SECRET LAB, WITH AIR FORCE ( GROUND UNITS)
MAY TRY RELATED RESEARCH
R-39
P-29 KRAIN ALIK
ODESSA
SU
1-19
CLOSE FRIEND OF ROMEN. A. S. COULD BE EVENTUALLY CONTACTED. ARTIST
SOURCE OF PRECISE DATA ON F-13
F-13, 1-24.R-28
P-30 KRIVOROTOV, ALEKSEY
TBILISI
SU
L-2
REPORTEDLY ENGAGED IN PSYCHOHEALING AND BIOENERGY THERAPY.
NO PROFESSIONAL DATA GIVEN
R-40, R-4, R-14, R-31
P-31 KUCHYNKA, KAREL
PRAGUE
CZECH. L-2
DEAN OF CZECH . PARAPSYCHOLOGY, EDITOR OF WEEKLY NEWS ON PARAPSYCHOLOGY
WAS USED IN PRAGUE MEETINGS
R-39,R-12
P-32 KUDRIAVTSEV, V.
MOSCOW
SU
I-17
DIRECTOR OF F-15. HAS KGB RANK. ALSO -CHIEF OF INSTITUTE OF LAW
HIS LAB RESEARCHES CLAIRVOYANCE
R-55, R-38, R-6
P-33 KULAGINA. NINA
LENINGRAD
SU
L-2
KNOWN P.K. SUBJECT, WORKS W. SERGEYEV, ALLEGEDLY CAN STOP FROG'S HEART
A CONTROVERSIAL PERSONALITY
R-24.R-40
P-34 KULAGIN, V.V.
ALMA ATA
SU
L-2
HUSBAND OF N. KULAGINA. MARINE ENGINEER. REPORTS ON WIFE'S EXPERIM.
WORKING RESIDENCE WITH F-16
R-40, R-24. R-38
P-35 KULESHOVA, ROSA
SVERDLOVS
SU
1-24
FAMOUS DERMOOPTICAL SENSITIVE. NOW TEACHING AT A SCHOOL FOR BLINDS
GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH I-24
R-19, R-6,R-41
P-36 KUPRIANOVA, ANNA IV.
BAIKANUR
SU
1-24
M. D., PSYCHIATRIST, CLAIRVOYANT, WAS IN TOUCH WITH F-1 . SAME MAY BE NOW.
STAUNCH SUPPORTER OF REGIME
R-38,3-43
P-37 KURTCHENKO, NADEZHDA
KIEV
SU
I-22
PSYCHOLOGIST FROM KIEV UNIV. INTERESTED IN PARAPSYCHOLOGY .& LITERATURE
WORKS WITH GENETIC MEMORY
R-41
P-38 KUZNETSOVA, NINA
MOSCOW
SU
1-16
WORKS WITH PSY AT INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOLOGY WITH ACADEMY OF PEDAGOG. SCI . (b)(1)
PARAPSY RESEARCH ENTHUSIAST
R~38
CONFIDENTIAL
(b)(3)
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P-39 K ...... PAVEL NIKOCH! VIEWIT!
AD
SU
(b)(1)
I-{(b)(3)
SCIENTIST FROM PULKOVO OBSERVE INSTRUCT.AT LEN. AVIO-INSTRUM. INSTITUTE
TAUGHT 2 YEARS SEMINAR ON PSY
R-12,R-28
P-40 LEONTYEV, A.N.
MOSCOW
SU
1-17
DEAN OF DEPT OF PSYCHOLOGY, MGU. CHIEF OF A SECRET SPECIAL LABORATORY
A TRUSTED COLLABORATOR WITH KGB
R-38,R-50
P-41 LEONTYEV, A.N.
MOSCOW
SU
L-4
ACADEMICIAN, LISTED AS MEMBER OF ACADEMY OF PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCE
A VERY WELL KNOWN SCIENTIST
R-40, R-38, R-50
P-42 LEUTIN
NOVOSIBIR
SU
1-28
A PUPIL OF VASILIEV, CAME TO F-22 FROM LENINGRAD, PROBABLY FROM F-07
I-28 WILL HAVE MORE INFO ON HIM
R-05.
P-43 LISUNOV, VLADIMIR
LENINGRAD
SU
1-11
DESCRIBED AS "DARK PERSONALITY",' PAINTER.HAD EXHIBITED WORKS OF ART
WAS RELATED TO SOME PSY WORK
R-38
P-44 LITVINOV. LEV
ODESSA
SU
I-06
FORM. STUDENT CONSTR. INSTITUTE. WAS CONNECTED WITH MOGILEVSKY, BORIS
INTERACTED W. ORLOV AND SMERTIN
R-14. R-50, R-31
.
P-45 LOMOV, B.F.
MOSCOW
SU
I-22
GRAD. FROM LGU. ENGINEERING PSYCHOL .. MAN & MACHINE. MEMB . CORR.AC. OF SCI
DEPUTY MINISTER OF EDUCATION
R-38, R-21
P-46 LOMOV, B.F.
MOSCOW
SU
I-25
DEGREE ENGINEERING PSYCHOLOGIST, BUT NO OWN PUBLICATIONS IN THE FIELD
WORKS IN A CLOSED POB INSTITUTE
R-38. R-55, R-12
P-47 LOMOV. B.F.
MOSCOW
SU
L-4
LISTED AS MEMBER-CORRESPONDENT OF OF ACADEMY OF PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES
REFERRED BY 1-21 AS R-55
R-40, R -- 38. R-SØ
P-48 LURIA. A.R.
MOSCOW
SU
L-4
ACADEMICIAN, LISTED AS MEMBER OF ACADEMY OF PEDAGOCIAL SCIENCES
NEUROPHYSI OLOGI ST, WELL KNOWN
R-38, R-50, R-5
.
P-49 LURIA. A.R.
MOSCOW
SU
1-17
MEMBER OF AC.OF PEDAG. SCI . CHIEF OF A SECRET RESEARCH INSTITUTE ,
WAS INVOLVED IN AN ACAD. SCANDAL
R-38. R-5
P-50 LYUBOMIRSKY, ALIK
ODESSA
SU
I-06
CLOSE FRIEND OF 1-6, 1-19, 1-24. INDEPENDENT STUDENT OF PARAPSY PHENOMENA
INTERESTING AS R-41
R-14
--
(b)(1)
(b)(3)
P-51 MIKHAILOVA, LUDMILA
NOVOSIBIR
SU
L-2
WORKS WITH NEW MEANS OF BIOINFORMATION. INSTITUTE OF CLIN. AFXP.MED.
NO EXACT CITY WAS GIVEN
.... R-30,2-40, R-4
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P-52 MIKHAILOVA, NELYA HINCIDENT!
(b)(1)
SU
L-2 (b)(3)
P.K. MEDIUM, FORMER ARMY SERGEANT, WORKED W. NAUMOV, SUDU. OF PK FILMS
FADED OUT OF THE PUBLICITY LATELY
R-24, R-40
P-53 MIRZA, D.G.
MOSCOW
SU
I-01
I-1 WAS INFORMED THAT HE IS CHIEF OF F-1, BUT HE NEVER SAW MIRZA THERE
I-1 WAS QUITE SURE OF THIS NAME
R-38
-
P-54 MIRZA, D.G.
MOSCOW
SU
I-24
ONCE DIR. OF F-4. M. D. PSYCHIATRIST. TODAY HEADS A R-37 PARAPSY LAB.
KEY FIGURE IN SECRET PSY RESEARCH
R-38,R-37
P-55 MIRZA, D.G.
MOSCOW
SU
1-04
ATTEMPTED TO RECRUIT I-4 FOR HIS RESEARCH . OTHER SIM.ATTEMPTS REPORTED
RECRUITED A WITCH( VELIKY LUKY)
R-38
.
P-56 MI SHETOV, TY.
MOSCOW
SU
1-11
GRAD. OF POLYTECH . INSTITUTE. NOW TRAVELS WITH LECTURES ON PSY IN SIBERIA
WORKS WITH.A CANDIDATE OF SCI.
R-38
P-57 MOGILEVSKY, BORIS
ODESSA
SU
1-06
HYPNOTISTS. TRAINEE OF ORLOV( 67-69) . WORKS WITH KGB AS HE TOLD LITVINOV
MAY BE ACTIVE IN PARAPSY TODAY
R-38,R-14,R-31
-
.
P-58 MUSALEVSKAYA
.
ALMA ATA
SU
L-2
IS REPORTED TO BE ON STAFF OF F-16, CLOSELY WORKING WITH INYUSHIN
POSITION AND FIELDS NOT DEFINED
R-40, R-38
P-59 NAUMOV, E.
MOSCOW
SƯ
1-24
I-24 WAS INTRODUCED TO HIM BY KISELEVA AT A F-1 STAFF MEETING IN 1968
I-24 FOUND HIM OPEN-MINDED
R-38
P-60 NAUMOV, E.K.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
REFERRED TO AS CHIEF OF DEPT. OF TECHNICAL PARAPSYCHOLOGY. AT A LAB.
LAB. WITH INSTRUMENT . ENGIN . COLLEGE
R-38, R-30,R-4
P-61 NIKOLAYEV, KARL
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
MEMBER OF DEPT. OF BIOINFORMATION, ALL-UNION SCIENTIFIC & TECHN. SOCIETY
A WELL KNOWN TELEPATH
R-38,R-30
P-62 NIKOLAYEV, YU.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
PSYCHIATRIST, RESEARCH IN SCHIZOPHRENIA, MOSCOW INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIATRY
HAS A CLINIC WITH 80 BEDS
R-21,3-35, R-40
P-63 NIKOLAYEV, YU.S.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
WORKS WITH GANNUSHKIN INSTITUTE FOR SCHIZOPHRENICS. SOME RES. IN PSY
NO POSITION OR PROF . CREDENTIALS
R-40. R-14
P-64 NYUBERG. N. D.
MOSCOW
SU
L-64
WORKS IN THE SAME LAB, WHERE SMIRNOV DOES. AN OLD MEMBER OF THIS STAFF
WORKED INTENSELY WITH. KUL ESHOVA
0-90-9-10
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(b)(3)
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P-65 OLJSHANSKY, VLADIMIR
WORKS IN F-9. PROBABLY LIASON WITH F- 1 . AUTHOR OF A FEW TRANSLATIONS (b)(3)
POSITION OR FIELD NOT IDENTIFIED
R-39
i
P-66 ORLOV
SMIRNOV WRITES THAT ORLOV WORKS IN A ROOM NEXT TO HIM IN IPPI BLDG, F-3
MAY BE ORLOV HYPNOTIST (ODESSA) ?
R-38,R-14
-
P-67 PAVLOVA, LYUSIA PETROVNA
LENINGRAD
SU
1-22
PSYCHOLOGIST. SAID WORKS WITH FIELDS OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY AT F-6
CLOSE CONTACT W. SECRET INSTITUTE
R-39,3-21
P-68 PEROV, VITALY PAVLOVITCH
NOVOSIBIR
SU
1 -28
DR. SCI, MILITARY OFFICER, CHIEF OF F-22, HAS HUGE FUNDS & AUTHORITY
HAS A STAFF OF 150 IN F-22
R-39, R-38, R-37, R-31
-
P-69 PETROF, YU.A.
KI EV
SU
I-12
INSTRUCTOR AT KIEV UNIVERSITY. VERY INTERESTED IN PARAPSYCHOLOGY.
COLLECTS LITERATURE ON PSY
R-41
P-70 PETRUSHINSKY, V.V.
MOSCOW
SU
I-24
MAY BE IDENTICAL WITH "SLAVA".1-23 MET HIM AS MIRZA ASSISTENT, IN F-1
ANSWERED IST PHONE OF 1-24 TO F-1
R-38
.
P-71 POPEREKA, MARK
BAKU
SU
I-09
FRIEND OF SAFERMAN (1-18) MAY BE AWARE OF RESEARCH AT F- 11 (ZYKH)
INDIRECT INFORMATION & DEDUCTION
R-50, R-21
P-72 PROKHOROV, AND. IV.
MOSCOW
SU
1-25
FORMER PARAPSY RESEARCHER, ASSOCIATE OF PUSHKIN. NOW OUSTED &JOBLESS
CONTACTED SOLZHENITSYN, WAS FIRED
R-39,R-41
.
P-73 PUDOVKIN
NOVOSIBIR
SU
I-28
STUDENT OF VASILIEV, WORKED IN F-07, CAME TO F-22 FROM LENINGRAD
I-28 HAS MORE INFO ON HIM
R-05,R-24
P-74 PUSHKIN, VENIAMIN NOEVI TCH
MOSCOW
SU
1-25
WORKS WITH LOMOV, PROFESSIONAL PARAPSYCHOL ., PHD, SECRET WAY OF LIFE
AVOIDS DIRECT INFO ABOUT HIMSELF
R-38, R-50
P-75 PUSHKIN, V.N.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
PHD. WORKS IN INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOLOGY WITH MGU.FIELD NOT DEFINED
ASSOC. OF LEONTYEV & LOMOV
R-38
P-76 RAIKOV, VLADIMIR
MOSCOWW
SU
L-2
PSYCHIATRIST, WORKS WITH HYPNOSIS(ANOTHER EGO) WAS IN FILM 7 STEPS
TOOK PART IN SOME OF SYMPOSIA
R-14, 3-33,R-31
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P-77 REJDAK, ZDENEX
PRAGUE
CZECH. L-2
FRONT MAN OF CZECH GROUP, ALLEGEDLY PHD, PROMOTER OF FOREIGN CONTACTS
HAS PUBLICATIONS
(b)(1)
(b)(3)
.
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1-1.(b)(1)
MOSCOW
SU
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(b)(3)
TA
SU
1-10
CHAIRMAN, DEPT. OF HYPNOSIS AND SUGGESTION TRANSMISSION ON DISTANCE.
RECOGNIZED HIM IN "7 STEPS"
F-16, R-39, R-14, P-30,3-60
(b)(1)
(b)(3)
P-79 ROMEN. A.S.
ALMA ATA
SU
I-19
CHAIRMAN, SECTION OF HYPNOSIS AND TELEPATHY, F-13, M. D. WELL KNOWN TO I-24
VERY SKILLED RESEARCHER AND M. D.
L-50, 51, 56, R-38, R-43,R-60
P-80 ROMEN. A.S.
ALMA ATA
SU
I-24
TRAINEE OF SVYADOSHCH, 1-24 KNOWS HIM WELL. NOW KEY RESEARCHER AT F-16
EXCELLENT M. D. HYPNOSIS AND PSY
R-38, R-14, R-60
P-81 SALNIKOV, E.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
M.D. HEAD OF INSTITUTE FOR PROGRESS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE. PROBABLY-DUPE
CHAIRED CONF.ON 7/18/71, MOSCOW
R-40, R-38
P-82 SAMOYLOV, GENNADY
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
PROF., PHD, PEDAGOGICS. HYPNO-TRAINING EXPERIMENTS . PARTICIP.PRAUGUE' 73
VICE-PRES. INT'L ASS. PSYCHOTRONICS
3-40, R-31, R-14. R-38
P-83 SCHELEK
MOSCOW
SU
1-17
COUNTER-ADMIRAL. CHIEF OF PHYSI OLAB. MAYAKOVSKY PLAZA, NAVY
AFFIL.W. LENIN'S MILITARY ACADEMY
R-39, R-5
P-84 SENYAGIN, IGOR
SABLINO
SU
I-11
SON OF AN ALLEGED WITCH. KNOWS THE LOCAL COMMUNITY OF PSY SENSITIVES
GOOD FRIEND OF 1-11
R-41
P-85 SERGEYEV-MATVEYEV, V.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
PROF. DR. EXPERIMENTS WITH DOWSING PARADIGMS
NO POSITION OR PLACE GIVEN
R-40, R-8
.
P-86 SERGEYEV, GENNADY
LENINGRAD
SU
I -28
DR. OF SCI ., WORKED IN F-22, NOW CHIEF OF F-23, GOOD FRIEND OF 1-28
HOME ADR. : JAKUBOWITCH STR. 4/13
R-39, R-05. R-24
.
P-87 SERGEYEV, G.A.
LENINGRAD
SU
L-2
TELE-COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEER AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGIST, WORKS WITH GOVERNM.
A FREQUENTLY QUOTED NAME IN PSY
R-38, R-4,R-15
P-88 SHCHURIN, SIMON
NOVOSIBIRSK
SU
L-2
WORKS WITH NEW MEANS OF BIOINFORMATION. INSTITUTE OF CLIN. &EXP.MED.
NO EXACT CITY WAS GIVEN
R-30, R-40, R-4
.
P-39 SHELUSHKIV, IGOR
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
PARTICIPANT IN THE FILM 7 STEPS BEYOND HORIZON ( 1969) &IN '73 MEETING
EXACT ROLE IN FILM NOT DESCRIBED
R-38
P-90 SHIROKOV, F.
MOSCOW
SU
I -02
MATEMATICIAN WITH MGU, OFFICAL OBSERVER ON MOSCOW-SIMFEROPOL R-30 TRIAL
REPORTSCOMMIT. BIAS UNDER 3-50
(b)(1)
(b)(3)
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P-91 SHI SHINA, JULIA
(b)(1)
SU
L-2(b)(3)
PSYCHIATRIST IN MOSCOW, WORKS WITH COSMIC RADIOATION AND ITS EFFECTS
NO POSITION OR PLACE OF WORK GIVEN
R-40, R-28
P-92 SHISHKIN, IGOR FEDOROVITCH
LENINGRAD
SU
L-2
CANDIDAT OF PHYS-MATH. WORKS ON PHYS. NATURE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS
MAY BE RELATED TO F-7
R-38, R-30, R-12,3-18
P-93 SHOROKHOVA, EKATERINA
MOSCOW
SU
1-17
DIRECTS SECTION OF PSYCHOLOGY, INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY, (F-14)
SMIRNOV IS FREQUENTLY IN HER LAB
R-38
P-94 SHTARK
NOVOSIBIRSK SU
I-28
M. D., FROM ODESSA, WORKS IN F-22, A SPECIALIST IN SUBLIMIN. LIGHT PERC.
I-28 HAS MORE DATA ON HIM
R-28, R-39,R-19
P-95 SHTERN, AVGUST
NOVOSIBIRSK SU
1-28
SON OF ENJAILED M.D. SHTERN, NOW IN ISRAEL, WAS IN F-22 '68-72, PHD PSYCH
KNOWS WELL STAFF OF F-22
R-50, R-41, R-28
P-96 SHUSHKEV, G. D.
ALMA ATA
SU
L-2
REPORTED TO BE STAFF MEMBER OF F-13 (ALMA ATA)
FIELDS OF WORK NOT IDENTIFIED
R-36
P-97 SIVERKOV, DMI TRY
MOSCOW
SU
1-24
LAB. ASSISTANT OF MIRZA IN F-1.1-24 MET HIM IN GELLERSTEIN'S FLAT ONCE"
MEMBER OF INNER GROUP IN F-1
R-38
P-98 SLAVINSKAYA, NINA ALEKS.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
PHYSICIST, WORKS WITH SMIRNOV, M.S. SPEAKS EXCELLENT ENGLISH
POSITION AND FIELDS NOT INDICATED
R-40
P-99 SLONIN, A.D.
FRUNZE
SU
LTR
PROF., INST. OF PHYSIOLOGY & HIGH-ALTITUDE EXPERIMENTAL PATHOLOGY
WROTE TO DR. ELLINS HERE IN HIS AREA R-28
P100 SLONJ, BORIS
HUS
SU
1-02
KGB AGENT IN ZAKARPATJE, INSTRUMENTAL IN BRINGING PRIESTS TO MOSCOW
INTRODUCED AGENT "SLAVA" TO 1-2
R-55, R-50
P1Ø1 SLONJ, ELENA
HUS
SU
I-02
SISTER OF BORIS SLONJ, WAS INFORMED OF THE KGB AFFAIR WITH PRIESTS
WHOLE FAMILY RELATED TO KGB
8-50
P102 SMERTIN
ODESSA
SU
I -08
HYPNOTIST. TAUGHT A GROUP OF PRE-MED STUDENTS FOR MEDICAL INSTITUTE
CLOSELY RELATED TO ORLOV
R-38,'3-14
.
P103 SMIRNOV, M.S.
WORKED CLOSE WITH MIRZA
. 4. ADR. KHOROMNYI TUPI C. 6, FLAT 25
(b)(1)
(b)(3)
MOSCOW
SU
I-24
TEL ('63) 3-3-17-43
CONFIDENTIAL
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P104 SUYADOSHCH. A.M.
PROF. M. D. DEPT OF PSY MONGEIT
RESEARCHER ON AUTOSUGGESTION/PSY
R-38, R-14, R-60
SU
I-((b)(1)
STATE UNIVERSI'(b)(3)
P105 TCHALIDZE, V.
MOSCOW
SU
I-04
TOLD I-4 HE HAS EVIDENCE OF R-50. WARNED HIM NOT TO EXPOSE HIS PSY ABIL'
I-4 ABILITIES WERE KNOWN IN MOSCOW
R-50
P106 TCHEREPOV, GENNADY
MOSCOW
SU
1-24
SON OF RET. GENERAL. WORKED CLOSELY WITH MIRZA AND F-1. SAME MAY BE NOW
EXTR. INTERESTED IN BLACK MAGIC
R-38,2-30
P107 TUPITSYN
LENINGRAD
SU
I-22
MEDICAL BACKGROUND, PHYSIOLOGIST. WAS IN CHARGE OF CLEARANCE FOR F-7
WAS TRUSTED W. RECRUITING FOR F-7
R-38, R-50
P1 08 UMANSKY, ALEKSANDR
LENINGRAD
su
1-11
NOW FREE LANCE ARTIST. WAS RELATED TO PSY EXPERIMENTS & RESEARCH
MAY BE AN INTERESTING R-41
R-38, R-14
P109 VASSILI CHENKO, YU.
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
SPECIALIST IN SEX . DYSFUNCTION, USES R-1, HAS TRAINING WORKSHOPS
PARTICIPATED IN CONF. ON PSY
R-31, R-50
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P110 VEKKER, LEV MARKOVI TCH
LENINGRAD
SU
I-14
PSYCHOLOGIST, PROF AT LENINGR. UNIV. ( ZHDANOV) . MENDELEYEVA ULPSYCH .D.
PHENOMENOLOGIST, ( PERCEPTION)
R-41
PIIl VIACHESLAV ?("SLAVA")
MOSCOW
SU
I-01
ONE OF LAB ASSISTANTS IN F-1, ( 1960FF) . WELL TRAINED AND INFORMED IN PSY
MAY BE PETRUSHINSKY, V.V.
1-24
P112 VIL ENSKAYA, LARISSA
MOSCOW
SU
L-1
NAUMOV'S ASSISTANT AND CO-AUTHOR OF L-1, SENSITIVE IN DERMOOPTICAL
NOW WHEREABOUTS NOT KNOWN
R-19, R-21.R-38,R-43
P113 VINOGRADOVA, ALLA
MOSCOW
SU
L-2
CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST, WORKS CLOSELY WITH ADAMENKO, HAS ALLEGEDLY PSY ABIL.
WIFE OF ADAMENKO AND ASSOCIATE
R-24, R-31,R-38, R-43
P114 VLADIMIROV, VAL ERY
MOSCOW
SU
I-01
FACILITATOR OF 1-1 CONTACT WITH F-1, NOW AT DZERZHINSKY MILTARY ACADEMY
HIGH PERSONAL INTEREST IN PSY RES
R-39, R-31,R-43
P115 VORONOV
LENINGRAD
SU
I-22
CANDIDATE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL SCI. WORKS AT UKHTOMSKY (F-6) . NERV . SYSTEM
VERY INTERESTED IN PSY RESEARCH
P .- 39,3-5
P116 YADOV, VLADIMIR
LENINGRAD
SU
I-21
CHIEF OF LAB ON METHODOLOGY OF SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH WITHL SNINGR. UNIV.
SIPLOYED PART TIME STAFT FROM. F-7
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SU
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WORKS WITH MAGNETIC MEMORY OF VIRUS. NU EARLY POSITION OR PLACE GIVEN.
WORK REL. TO INSTITUTE, MOSCOW
R-40, R-18
P118 ZAVIALOVA, OLGA
ALMA ATA
SU
L-2
ASSOC. OF INYUI SHIN. WORKS WITH LASER BEAMS USED FOR CURE OF DISEASES
BIOPHYSICIST. POOR ENGLISH
R-40, R-38, R-21
P119 ZINCHENKO, V.P.
MOSCOW
SU
I-21
EXP. PSYCHOLOGIST. INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOLOGY WITH ACADEMY OF SCIENCE, SU
HAS PROBABLY A RANK IN KGS
R-55, R-38
P120 ZINCHENKO, V.P.
MOSCOW
SU
L-4
A COAUTHOR OF PUBLICATION IN VOPROSY PHILOSOPHYI ON PSY (L-4)
RANK OR FUNCTION NOT QUOTED
R-40, R-38, R-50
P121 ZOBOV, ROMAN
LENINGRAD
SU
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CANDIDAT OF PHILOSOPHY, EXTREMELY INTERESTED IN PARAPSYCHOLOGY & LITER.
A RELIABLE PERSON &SOURCE
R-41
P122 ZUBCHINSKY, NIKOLAI
VI KHOR EVKA
SU
I-24
TELEPATH, PSY RESEARCH ENTHUSIAST, KNOWN WELL TO MIRZA AND F-1
CLOSE FRIEND OF 1-24
R-41
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MOSCOW
SU
I-02
I-2 KGB CONTACT IN MOSCOW. TOLD 1-2 ABOUT KGB PSY RESEARCH FACILITIES
MENTIONED TWO RES.LABS
R-55, R21, R-50
P124 ..... IGOR VLADIMIROVI TCH
MOSCOW
SU
1-24
KGB SUPERVISOR OF MIRZA'S WORK IN F-1 IN 1963. POSITION UNKNOWN
LAST NAME NOT KNOWN
R-55, R-38
P125
BAKU
SU
1-21
1ST SECRETARY OF C.K. AZERBADJAN CP. KGB GENERAL, KNOWN WELL TO 1-20
PLANTS KG3 PEOPLE WHERE HE CAN
R-55, R-50
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LIST OF PERSONNEL DIRECTLY EMPLOYED/CONTROLLED BY KGB OR DEFENSE.
( SOME OF THEM ARE REPORTED AS HAVING A KGB RANK )
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CODE
NAMEDATA
P-01
ADAMENKO, V.G.
P-03
ANDREJEVA, GAL INA
P-04
ANDREJEVA, GAL I NA
P-06
BELIAVSKY, ALEKSANDER
P-08
BONGARD. M.M.
P-09
BUTEIKO
P-10
DRBAL, KAREL
P-11
DROZHZHIN, BRONI SLAV
P-13
EMELYANOV
P-15
GAVRILIK
P-16
GELLERSTEIN, S.G.
P-19
INYUSHIN, V.M.
P-20
IVANOV, VSEVOLOD
P-23
KIRLIAN, SEMION D.
P-24
KIRLIAN, VALENTINA
P-25
KIRSNOVSKAYA, IRINA NIK.
P-26
P-27
P-28
P-31
KOGAN, I .M.
(
P-32
KUDRIAVTSEV, V.
P-36
KUPRIANOVA, ANNA IV.
P-38
KUZNETSOVA, NINA
P-40
P-41
LEONTYEV, A.N.
P-43
LISUNOV, VLADIMIR
P-45
LOMOV, B.F.
LOMOV, B.F.
P-48
LURIA. A.R.
P-49
P-53
MIRZA. D. G.
P-54
MIRZA, D.G.
P-55
MIRZA, D.G.
P-56
P-57
P-58
MI SHETOV, TY.
MOGILEVSKY, BORIS
MUSAL EVSKAYA
P-59
NAUMOV, E.
P-60
NAUMOV, E.K.
P-61
NIKOLAYEV, KARL
P-64
NYUBERG, N. D.
P-65
OLJSHANSKY, VLADIMIR
P-66
P-67
P-68
PAVLOVA, LYUSIA PETROVNA
PEROV, VITALY PAVLOVI TCH
P-70
PETRUSHINSKY, V.V.
P-72
PROKHOROV, AND. IV.
P-74
PUSHKIN, VENIAMIN NOEVI TCH
P-75
PUSHKIN, V.N.
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P-34
KULAGIN, V.V.
LEONTYEV, A.N.
P-46
LURIA. A.R.
KISELEVA, TAMARA ALEKSANDROVNA
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LIST OF PERSONNEL DIRECTLY EMPLOYED/CONTROLLED BY KGB OR DEFENSE.
( CONTINUED )
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CODE
NAMEDATA
P-76
RAIKOV, VLADIMIR
P-77
REJDAK, ZDENEK
P-78
ROMEN, A . S ..
P-79
ROMEN. A . S.
P-80
ROMEN. A. S.
P-81
SALNIKOV, E.
P-82
SAMOYLOV, GENNADY
P-83
SCHEL EK
P-86
SERGEYEV, GENNADY
P-87
SERGEYEV, G.A.
P-89
SHELUSHKIV, IGOR
P-92
SHI SHKIN, IGOR FEDOROVITCH
P-93
SHOROKHOVA, EKATERINA
P-94
SH TARK
P-97
SI VERKOV, DMI TRY
P100
SLONJ, BORIS
P102
SMERTIN
P103
SMIRNOV, M. S.
P104
SVYADOSHCH. A.M.
P106
TCH EREPOV, GENNADY
P107
TUPI TSYN
P108
UMANSKY, ALEKSANDR
P1.12
VIL ENSKAYA, LARISSA
PL13
VINOGRADOVA, ALLA
PI14
VLADIMIROV, VAL ERY
P115
VORONOV
P118
ZAVIALOVA, OLGA
P119
ZINCHENKO, V.P.
P120
ZINCHENKO, V.P.
P123
"SLAVA"( CODENAME)
P124
, IGOR VLADIMIROVI TCH
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ADAMENKO. V.G.
2 ADAMENKO, V.G.
3 ADAMENKO, V. G.
5 ADAMENKO, V. G., KIRLIAN, S.D.
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6 ADAMENKO, V. G., KIRLIAN, V., KIRLIAN, S
9 BONGARD. M.M., SMIRNOV. M. S.
10 BONGARD. M.M., SMIRNOV. M.S.
22 FADDEYEV, YE. T.
24 GELLERSTEIN, S.
25 GELLERSTEIN. S
26 GEYKIN,M.K.
27 GRANOVSKAYA. R.M.
28 GRUZINOV, E.
29 GULYAYEV. P.I
30 GULYAYEV, P. I
31 GULYAYEV, P.I.
32 GULYAYEV, P. I.
33 GULYAYEV, ZABOTIN, SHLI PPENBAKH
34 HANSEL. C. E.
38 INYUSHIN. V.M.
39 INYUSHIN. V.M.
40 INYUSHIN. V.M.
41 INYUSHIN, V.M.
42 INYUSHIN. V.M., GRI SHCHENKO, V.
43 INYUSHIN. V.M., KIREYEVA. L.A.
44 INYUSHIN. V.M., ROMEN. A. S.
45 IVANOV, E., SHESTERIN. I ., TAMBI EV, A., TEL I TCHENKO, M
46 IVANOV, E., SHESTERIN, I ., TAMBI EV, A . , TEL I TCHENKO, M.
48 KAZNACHEEV, V.P., ET AL
51 KIRLIAN. S.D.
52 KIRLIAN. S. D.
53 KIRLIAN. S. D., KIRLIAN, V.KH.
54 KIRLIAN, S. D., KIRLIAN. V.KH.
55 KOGAN. I .M.
56 KOGAN, I .M.
57 KOGAN. I .M.
58 KOGAN. I .M.
59 KOLODNYI, L.
60 KOLODNYI. L.
68 LYSIKOV, V.N., KRUPENIN. K. I ., CHACHULAN. V. I ., BRIK, P.L.
70 MESSING. V.G.
71 MIKHALEVSKI I, V. I ., MIKHALEVSKAYA, K.YA.
72 MIRZA, D.
73 MIRZA, D. G., ROYAK, A.A.
82 NAUMOV, E.K.
83 NAUMOV, E.K.
84 NAUMOV, E.K.
85 NAUMOV, E.K.
86 NAUMOV, E.K.
37 NAUMOV, E.K.
88 NAUMOV, E.K.
89 NAUMOV, E.K., FESENKO, R
90 NAUMOV, E.K., FESENKO, R
91 NAUMOV, E.K., KIRLIAN. S., ADAMENKO, V.P.
94 NYUBERG. N. D.
95 NYUBERG, N.D.
103 PROKOP, O. (ED)
106 RAIKOV, V., ADAMENKO, V.
116 BOMEN. A.S.
117 ROMEN. A.S.
118 ROMEN. A.S.
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122 ROMEN. A. S.
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124 ROMEN. A.S.
125 ROMSN. A. S.
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127 ROMEN, A.S.
128 ROMEN, A . S.
129 ROMEN. A. S.
130 ROMEN. A. S., INYUSHIN. V.M.
138 SERGEYEV, G.A.
139 SERGEYEV, G.A.
140 SERGEYEV, G.A.
141 SERGEYEV, G.A., SHUSHKOV, G., GRYAZNUKHIN, E
142 SERGEYEV. G.A. , SHUSHKOV, G., GRYAZNUKHIN, E.
144 SMIRNOV, M.S.
146 SOCHEVANOV, N.N.
147 SVYADOSHCH. A.M.
148 SVYADOSHCH. A.M., ROMEN. A.S.
149 SVYADOSHCH. A.M. , ROMEN. A. S.
150 SVYADOSHCH. A.M., ROMEN, A. S.
151 SVYADOSHCH, A.M., ROMEN. A. S.
159 VASILIEV,L.
162 VISHNEVSKIY, P
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164 ZABOTIN. V.I.
165 ZHUKOVSKAYA. V. V., SERGEYEV, G.A.
166 ZHURAVLEV, A.
167 ZINCHENKO, V.P., LEONTI EV. A. N., LOMOV. B.F., LURIA. A.R.
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DENSITY PATTERN IN THE LIST OF SOVIET PUBLICATIONS
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VARIABLE COLUMN?
1
MINIMUM OBSERVATION
1949.0000
MAXIMUM OBSERVATION
1973.0000
LOWER, UPPER LIMIT, AND INTERVALS? 1953, 1973,20
CLASS LIMITS
FREQUENCY
TO 1952.9805
2.0
1953.0000 TO 1953.9805
0.0
1954.0000 TO 1954.9805
0.9
1955.0000 TO 1955.9805
1956.0009
TO 1956.9805
0.0
1957.0000
TO
1957.9805
0.0
1958.0000
TO
1958.9805
0.0
1959.000
TO
1959.9805
0.0
1960.0000
TO
1960.9805
3.0
TO
1961.9805
5.0
1962.0000
TO
1962.9805
2.0
1963.0000
TO
1963.9805
7.0
1964.0000
TO
1964.9805
5.0
1965.0000
TO
1965.9805
2.0
1966.0000
TO
1966.9805
9.0
1967.0000
TO
1967.9805
18.0
1963.0000
TO
1968.9805
12.0
1969.2000
TO
1969.9805
9.0
1970.0000 TO 1970.9805
9.0
1971.0000 TO 1971.9805
7.0
1972.0000 TO 1973.0000
1.0
1973.3001 TO
0.0
TOTAL
178936.0000
AVERAGE
1966.3297
STANDARD DEVIATION
3.9442
MORE? NO
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RELATED TO GENERAL ISSUES IN THE FIELD OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY
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YEAR
1
1908
4
1920
2
1921
1
1922
2
1923
2
1924
2
1926
1933
2
1936
1
1937
1
1942
1
1944
2
1947
1
1952
1
1956
1
1957
4
1960
2
1961
2
1962
3
1963
6
1964
3
1965
7
1966
16
1967
18
1968
7
1969
4
1970
3
1971
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PATTERN OF SOVIET PUBLICATIONS AS RELATED TO THE YEAR OF THEIR
APPEARANCE AND THE CITY
1949
MOSCOU
1950
MOSCOW
1960
BAKU
1960
LENINGRAD
1960
LENINGRAD
1961
FRUNZE
1961
FRUNZE
1961
LENINGRAD
1961
MOSCOW
1961
MOSCOW
1962
MOSCOW
1962
MOSCOW
1963
ALMA ATA
1963
BAKU
1963
KARAGANDA
1963
KARAGANDA
1963
MOSCOW
1963
MOSCOW
1963
MOSCOW
1964
BAKU
1964
KI SHINEV
1964
MOSCOW
1964
MOSCOW
1964
TAGANROG
1965
ALMA ATA
1965
MOSCOW
1966
ALMA ATA
1966
BAYKAL
1966
KARAGANDA
1966
MOSCOW
1966
MOSCOW
1966
MOSCOW
1966
MOSCOW
1966
MOSCOW
1966
MOSCOW
1967
ALMA ATA
1967
BAKU
1967
KARAGANDA
1967
KARAGANDA
1967
KARAGANDA
1967
KARAGANDA
1967
KARAGANDA
1967
LENINGRAD
r
1967
MOSCOW
1967
MOSCOW
1967
MOSCOW
1967
MOSCOW
1967
MOSCOW
1967
MOSCOW
1957
MOSCOW
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1967
MOSCOW
1967
MOSCOW
1967
RIGA
1968
ALMA ATA
1968
ALMA ATA
1968
ALMA ATA
1968
ALMA ATA
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SOVIET PUBLICATIONS RELATED TO THE YEAR AND CITY ( CONTINUED )
1968
KHARKOV
1968
LENINGRAD
1968
LENINGRAD
1968
MOSCOW
1963
MOSCOW
1968
MOSCOW
1968
MOSCOW
1968
TASHKENT
1969
ALMA ATA
1969
ALMA ATA
1969
ALMA ATA
1969
ALMA ATA
1969
ALMA ATA
1969
ALMA ATA
1969
ALMA ATA
1969
LENINGRAD
1969
MOSCOW
1970
ALMA ATA
1970
ALMA ATA
1970
ALMA ATA
1970
ALMA ATA
1970
MOSCOW
1970
MOSCOW
1970
MOSCOW
1970
MOSCOW
1970
MOSCOW
1971
ALMA ATA
1971
ALMA ATA
1971
ALMA ATA
1971
LENINGRAD
1971
MOSCOW
1971
MOSCOW
1971
MOSCOW
1972
MOSCOW
1973
MOSCOW
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THE YEAR OF THEIR APPEARANCE
YEAR
1
1960
1963
1
1964
1
1967
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THE YEAR OF THEIR APPEARANCE
YSAR
1
1963
1
1965
1
1966
1
1967
4
1968
7
1969
4
1970
3
1971
READY
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THE YEAR OF THEIR APPEARANCE
YEAR
2
1963
1
1966
5
1967
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SOVIET PUBLICATIONS ORIGINATING IN LENINGRAD, PROFILED WITH RESPECT TO
THE YEAR OF THEIR APPEARANCE
YEAR
2
1960
1
1961
1
1967
2
1968
1
1969
1971
READY
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THE YEAR OF THEIR APPEARANCE
YEAR
1
1949
1
1950
2
1961
2
1962
3
1963
2
1964
1
1965
6
1966
9
1967
4
1968
1
1969
5
1970
3
1971
1
1972
1
1973
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It was not within the scope of the contracted project to write
a treatise on Soviet research in parapsychology.
The findings were presented is this report in a deliberately
brief and concise form of computer priat-outs. The factual data -
locations, fields of research, names and addresses, relationship to
governmental agencies, managerial lines, etc - form the core of
this report.
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Yet there is a wealth of other data in the tapes that have been
submitted to the Project Officers. The importance of these, other,
aspects of reported material should not be underestimated. As & matter
of fact, that additional information might be bearing upon a few
crucial issues of national security for this country. It may be worth
a few words at the conclusion of this report.
Tt was pointed out in a few interviews that the Soviet leaders
do most likely regard the atomic balance as a fait accompli. Yet the
basic conflict between two incompatible systems remains a reality
inspite of so-called detente. Thus, quite a few former Soviet citizens,
who came in contact with the Soviet research activity in parapsychology,
are convinced that the leaders of the Soviet Union look upon research
in parapsychological phenomena as a possible ultimate solution to their
. strategic plans. While their sense of scientific reality could be dis-
puted here, their determination is obvious to most of the observers.
Soviet plans in this respect are nelped by the fact that their
scientists do not have an a-priori bias against parapsychology. The
interest of Soviet scientific community in that controversial research
did not come from any sther source than pure scientific cuziesity,
fostered by a comfortable feeling that the very philosophy of a para-
psychological model of Man offers a refreshing alternative to the
official, desiccated ideology.
The brief intercourse with Western parapsychologists is the mid -
sixties was a revelation to beth Soviet scientists and the Soviet
government. Around 1968, the Soviet leadership understood very clearly
that there is nothing the West could contribute to the Soviets' already
existing knowledge is the realm of parapsychology. The already establi-
sled channels could be maintained further according to the rules of the
gaze that intelligense services play, but the trade traffic in parapsy-
chological material was simply off.
The principal contact with the West in this area .. E. Naumov was
first to pay the price of the change. He was framed in a primitive piet
with illegal lecture fees and jailed in March of 1974. Bis trial was
the last link in a series of dramatic shifts that the Soviet government
has started with the beginning of seventies in the area of parapsycho-
logical research. I'se flow of publications has subsided to almost zers.
Public lectures wers pronibited, interastional"Congresses" were shifted
when possible to Prague, to Zdenek Bejjak and his operative group.
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And then, finali7. in the late fall of 1974 an official letter wss
published in journal "Problems of Philosophy", the voice of the Soviet
Communist Party, The letter was signed by leading names of psychologistr
and educators. But in reality, all those well known scientists were
senior officers in category 3 of parapsychological research. Their
message was crisp and clear for anyone who grew up in the Soviet Siste
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and knew its lingo : there should not be anymore layman's manipulations
of parapsychological research. The area is not for games .. It is a se-
rious matter with which your State is concerned in its own way.
There are no secret institutes in the Soviet Union that are engaged
in covert research in parapsychology - the article continued. If socs-
one has interest in that area of scientific interest, he must address
proper authorities and they will send him to a group within Soviet
Academy of Science that is comissioned by the Soviet Government to .
supervise all avenues of fringe research. Rumors concerning secret
research must stop. And the books published in the West, in which
an intense governmental activity concerning parapsychological research
is reported, are simply attempts to revive the spirit of cold war.
As a result of this letter, the average Soviet citizen - understands
very well that there IS secret research on parapsychology in the Soviet
Uniou today. And he can guess the approximate goals of that research,
as the latest popular song "Telepathy" (recorded on one of the primary
data tapes) suggests. He also knows that he must not talk about that
in the open and especially not to Westerners. In this respect, the
letter was exceedingly clear.
The problem is however with an average Western citizen. Be most 1.1 -
kaly does not understand, how advanced and intense is the Soviet rese-
arch in the realm of parapsychological phenomena. And that is the fact
that worries most of the former Soviet citizens whom we have interviewed.
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We share their worries in this respect. The first, almost randon
sampling of Soviet emigrants produced ( . for us) a dramatic evidence of
an intense research in an area that could be 'utilized for control of
humans. There is no doubt in our minds that there is more information
leaking out of the Soviet Union, the information that may be very help-
ful to realistically estimate the size and the nature of the potential
danger.
We are therefore convinced that a further investigation along the
lines indicated by the reported material is imperative in the interests
of national security.
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GARRETT, EILEEN
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MOSCOW
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IN: FILISOFSKAYA ENTSIKLOPEDIYA, VOLUME 4
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1967
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MULTI-POINT ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY IN GIVING MITTURE, MAY 11-13
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GRUZINOV, E.
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MOSCOW
1969
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GULYAYEV, P. I
ELECTRICAL PROCESSES OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX IN MAN
PUBLISHED BY LENINGRAD STATE UNIVERSITY AS A PAMPHLET
LENINGRAD 1960 SU
GULYAYEV, P. I
ELECTRICAL PROCESSES OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX IN MAN
PUBLISHED AS A PAMPHLET BY LENINGRAD STATE UNIVERSITY
LENINGRAD 1960 SU
GULYAYEV, P. I.
THE BOUNDARIES OF BIONICS
JOURNAL LENINGRADSKY UNIVERSITET, NO.24. APRIL 14
LENINGRAD 1967 SU
GULYAYEV, P.I.
ELECTROAURAGRAM-ELECTRICAL FIELD OF ORGANISMS AS NEW BIOLOGICAL TIE
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1967 SU
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GULYAYEV, ZABOTIN, SHL I PPENBAKH
RECORDING OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS CREATED DURING THE MOVEMENT OF ...
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LENINGRAD 1969
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HANSEL. C. E.
PARAPSYKHOLOGIYA
RUSSIAN VERSION OF HANSEL'S CRITICAL BOOK . PUBLISHED BY. "MIR" AGENCY
MOSCOW
1970 SU
HARVILIK, Z.V.
THE KIRLIAN EFFECT IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
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STUDY OF LUMINESCENCE OFITISSUES DURING A HIGH-FREQUENCY DISCHARGE
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ALMA ATA 1967 SU
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ALMA ATA
1970 SU
INYUSHIN, V.M.
PROBLEM OF BIOPLASM AND RESONANCE STIMULATION
MATERIALS OF THE REPUBLIC CONFERENCE ON BIODYNAMICS, MAY 11-13
ALMA ATA 1971 SU
INYUSHIN. V.M., GRI SHCHENKO, V.
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ALMA ATA 1968 SU
INYUSHIN. V.M., KIREYEVA. L.A.
LASER BEAM AND THE RESONANCES OF LIFE
IN JOURNAL PROSTOR, NO.8, PP. 93-106
MOSCOW
1971 SU
INYUSHIN, V.M., ROMEN, A.S.
THE BIOENERGETIC STRUCTURE OF SELF-SUGGESTION
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ALMA ATA 1968 SU
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INVESTIGATIONS OF VARIOUS WATER ORGANISMS WITH THE KIRLIAN EFFECT
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ALMA ATA 1969 SU
IVANOV, E., SHESTERIN, I ., TAMBI EV, A ., TEL I TCHENKO. M.
DESIGN OF H-F GENERATOR TO STUDY BIO. OBJECTS IN A H-F FIELD
SCI . REPORTS OF MOSCOW UNIV., BIO . SCIENCES, NO . 10, REPORT NO. 578 088
MOSCOW
1970 SU
KAZHINSKY, B.3.
RAYS OF VISION
IN: BIOLOGICAL RADIO COMMUNICATION, (AD41 5676) , GOVERNM . CLEARINGHOUSE, VA.
SPRINGFLD 1963 US
KAZNACHEEV, V.P., ET AL
ON THE ROLE OF SUPERWEAK LUMINSECENT POINTS IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
BIOENERGETICS AND BIOLOGICAL SPECTROPHOTOMETERY, AGENCY NAUKA( SCIENCE)
MOSCOW
1967 SU
KHOKHLOV, N.
THE RELATIONSHIP OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY TO COMMUNISM
IN: PARAPSYCHOLOGY TODAY, J.B.RHINE AND R. BRIER ( EDS) . CITADEL PRESS
NEW YORK
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THE HUMAN AURA
PUBLISHED BY UNIVERSITY BOOKS, INC.
NEW YORK 1965 US
KIRLIAN. S.D.
A DEVICE FOR PHOTOGRAPHING VARIOUS KINDS OF OBJECTS
SOVIET PATENT NO. 106401, CLASS 573
MOSCOW
1949 SU
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KIRLIAN, S.D.
METHOD OF TAKING PHOTOGRAFISHOF'S
SOVIET PATENT, NO. 118135
MOSCOW
1950
SU
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DEVICE TO PHOTOGRAPH WITH HIGH-FREQ. CURRENTS IN DAYLIGHT
SOVIET PATENT, NO. 164905
MOSCOW
1963 . SU
KIRLIAN, S. D., KIRLIAN, V.KH.
IN THE WORLD OF MIRACULOUS DISCHARGES ( PHOTOGRAPHY W.H-F ELECTRICITY)
4-PAGE BOOKLET IN RUSSIAN, PUBLISHED BY AGENCY ZNANIE
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1964 SU
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IS TELEPATHY POSSIBLE ?
JOURNAL RADIOTEKHNIKA, VOL.21, NO .!
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1966 SU
KOGAN, I .M.
TELEPATHY : HYPOTHESES AND OBSERVATIONS
JOURNAL NAUKA I TEHNIKA, NO.4
RIGA
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KOGAN, I .M.
TELEPATHY . HYPOTHESES AND OBSERVATIONS
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JOURNAL RADIOTEKHNIKA, VOL.23, NO.3
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1968
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THE COMPASS OF KARL NIKOLAYEV, ( INTERVIEW WITH NAUMOV & SUKHARSBSKY)
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1966
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KOLODNYI, L.
WIRELESS TELEGRAPH NO. 2. ( TELEPATHIC SESSION MOSCOW-LENINGRAD)
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TELEPATISCHE EXPERIMENTE ZWISCHEN ATHENS, PARIS, WARSCHAU UND WIEN
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PARAPSYCHOLOGY IN THE U.S.S.R.
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PSYCHIC HAPPENINGS IN HIPPIE COMMUNES
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WEST MEETS FAST - A PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL DETENTE
IN JOURNAL PSYCHIC, : JUNE ISSUE
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KRIPPNER, S., RUBIN. D.
GALAXIES OF LIFE
HUMAN AURA IN ACUPUNCTURE & KIRLIAN
NEW YORK 1973 US
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WWW S BREACH, INC.
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KRIPPNER, S., RUBIN, D.
THE KIRLIAN AURA, PHOTOGRAPHING THE GALAXIES OF LIFE
ANTHOLOGY. PAPERBACK PUBLISHED BY ANCHOR BOOKS, N.Y.
GARD. CITY 1974 US
LEEK, SYBIL
TEL EPA THY
COLLIER PAPERBACK
NEW YORK
1971 US
LYSIKOV, V.N., KRUPENIN, K. I .. CHACHULAN. V. I ., BRIK, P.L.
SIMPLIFIED GENERATOR FOR PHOTOGRAPHING BIO. OBJECTS W. KIRLIAN METHOD
ARCH. OF S/H INSTITUTE OF M.F. FRUNZE, PAPER IN T: 37
KI SHINEV 1964 SU
MCGAREY, W.A.
WHAT ABOUT PARAPSYCHOLOGY IN RUSSIA/
( EXCERPTS FROM A DIARY), THE A.R. E. JOURNAL, VOL . VII, NO.2, MARCH
NEW YORK 1972 US
MESSING. V.G.
THE FUTURE IN ONE'S PALM
JOURNAL BAYKAL, NO. 4, PP.59-69
BAYKAL
1966 SU
MIKHAL EVSKI I. V. I .. MIKHAL EVSKAYA, K.YA.
DEVICE FOR PHOTOGRAPHING RELIEF SURFACE USING H-F ELETRICAL FIELDS
SOVIET PATENT, NO. 158205. CLASS 573
MOSCOW
1962 SU
MIRZA, D.
WE MUST REMEMBER COINCIDENCES
JOURNAL TEKHNIKA MOLODEZHI, NO.2
MOSCOW
1961 SU
MIRZA, D.G., ROYAK. A.A.
THE QUESTION OF MANIFESTATION OF DERMO-OPTIC RECEPTIVITY
ANTHOLOGY : PROBLEMS OF DETECTION OF WEAK REACTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYST.
MOSCOW
1968 SU
MORRIS, R.
ANIMALS AND ESP
IN JOURNAL .PSYCHIC, VOL . V. NO. 1, SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
S.FPANC. 1973 US
MOSS, THELMA
SEARCHING FOR PSI FROM PRAGUE TO LOWER SIBERIA
IN JOURNAL. PSYCHIC. VOL . II, NO.6
S. FRANC. 1971 US
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THE PROBABILITY OF THE IMPOSSIBLE
PUBLISHED BY J. P. TARCHER, INC. DISTRIBUTED BY HAWTHORN BOOKS, NEW YORK
L.ANGELES 1974 US
MOSS, THELMA
PSYCHICAL RESEARCH IN THE SOVIET UNION
IN: PSYCHIC EXPLORATION ( FDG . MITCHELL, ED. ), PUTMAN & CO.
NEW YORK 1974 US
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A COLLECTION OF ARTICLES DEJUTI
JOURNAL THE OSTEOPATHIC PRYSICIAN, WHOLE ISSUE ( OCTOBER)
NEW-YORK 1972 US
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AS DIAGN.AID
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MOSS, T., JOHNSON, K., GRAY, J ., HUBACHER, J., MACDONALD, R., SABA. F.
BIOENERGETICS AND RADIATION PHOTOGRAPHY
PAPER PRESENTED AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN PSYCHOTRONICS
PRAGUE
1973 CZECH.
MURPHY, G.
EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION. A REVIEW.
JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, VOL. II, 454-458
NEW YORK 1934 US
MURPHY, G.
DR. RHINE AND THE MIND'S EYE
IN JOURNAL: AMERICAN SCHOLAR. V. VII, PP. 189-200
NEW YORK 1938
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NAUMOV, E.X.
ENIGMAS OF THE BRAIN
NEWS-PAPER BAKU, NO.223, OCTOBER 1
BAKU
1960
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NAUMOV, E.K.
THE ENIGMA OF PSY PHENOMENON
NEWS-PAPER VODNY TRANSPORT, NOVEMBER 2
MOSCOW
1963 SU
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NAUMOV, E.K.
DOES TELEPATHY SKIST ?
NEWS-PAPER MOLODEZH' AZERBAYDZHANA, NO. 15. SEPTEMBER 27
BAKU
1963 SU
NAUMOV, E.K.
MYSTERIES OF TELEPATHY
NEYS-PAPER TAGANROGSKAYA PRAVDA, JUNE 9
TAGANROG
1964
SU
NAUMOV, E.K.
THE SECRET CHAMBERS OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY WAIT TO BE FOUND
NEWS-PAPER BAKU, NO.190, AUGUST 12
BAKU
1964
SU
NAUMOV, E.K.
EXTRATERRESTRIAL CIVILIZATION AND PARAPSYCHOLOGY
NEWS-PAPER MOSKOVSKAYA PRAVDA, MARCH 14
MOSCOW
1967
SU
NAUMOV, E.K.
THE OCCURENCES ARE FANTASTIC, BUT THEY MUST BE EXPLAINED
NEWS-PAPER BAKU. SEPTEMBER 30
BAKU
1967 SU
NAUMOV, E.K., FES ENKO, R
MAN WITH AN X BRAIN
JOURNAL SMENA, NO.2, PP. 28-29
MOSCOW : 1967 SU
NAUMOV, E.K., FESENKO, ?
TELEPATHY : WHAT IS IT ?
JOURNAL SEL 'SKAYA NOV' , NO. 6, PP.35-36
MOSCOW
1967 SU
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ELECTROSTATIC MODEL OF DISTANT INFLUENCES!
ANTHOLOGY : PROBLEMS OF BIODYNAMICS & BIOENERGETICS, CONFERENCE 5/11-13
ALMA ATA
1971 SU
NAUMOV, E.K ., VIL ENSKAYA, L .V.
SOVIET BIBLIOGRAPHY ON PARAPSYCHOLOGY ( PSYCHOENERGETICS)
JOINT PUBLICATION RESEARCH SERVICE, MARCH 28, 1972, ARLINGTON, VA. (b)(1)
MOSCOW
1972 SU, F-3, P-50, P-51
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OLD LIGHT ON NEW PHENOMENA
( COMMENTS ON KIRLIAN PHOTOGRAPHY), JOURNAL PSYCHIC, MAY/JUNE
S. FRANC.
1971 US
NYUBERG. N. D.
SIGHT IN THE FINGERS( THE PHENOMENON OF ROSA KUL ESHOVA)
JOURNAL PRIRODA, NO.5
MOSCOW
1963 SU
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NYUBERG, N. D.
SIGHT WITH THE FINGERS AND CLAIRVOYANCE OF L. TEPLOV
JOURNAL PRIRODA, NO.6
MOSCOW
1964 SU
OSTRANDER. S., SCHROEDER, L.
PSYCHIC DISCOVERIES BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN
PUBLISHED BY PRENTICE HALL IN 1970, THEN BANTAM PAPERBACK
ENGL.CL. 1971 US
OSTRANDER. S., SCHROEDER. L.
PSYCHIC ENIGMAS AND ENERGIES IN THE U.S. S.R.
IN JOURNAL PSYCHIC, VOL . II, NO. 6
S. FRANC. 1971 US
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OSTRANDER, S., SCHROEDER, L.
EXECUTIVE ESP
PUBLISHED BY PRENTICE-HALL, ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS
ENGL.CL. 1974 US
OSTRANDER. S., SCHROEDER, L.
HANDBOOK OF PSY DISCOVERIES
PUBLISHED BY BERKELEY CORPORATION, DISTRIBUTED BY G. P. PUTTNAM'S SONS
NEW YORK 1974 US
PRATT, J.G.
CLAIRVOYANT BLIND MATCHING
JOURNAL OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY, VOL. I, PP. 10-17
DURHAM
1937 US
PRATT, J.G.
A MEETING ON PARAPSYCHOLOGY IN MOSCOW
JOURNAL "THETA", NO.23
DURHAM
1968 US
PROKOP, O. ( ED)
MEDIZINISCHER OKKULTISMUS ( PARAMEDIZIN)
(b)(1)
PUBLISHED BY FAST' GERMAN AGENCY VEB GUSTAV FISCHER VERLAG
JENA
1964 E. GERM.
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PROKOP, O. (ED)
MEDI TSINSKYI OKKULTISM ( PARAMEDI TSINA)
TRANSLATION OF GERMAN ORIGINAL, INTRO BY A. SNEZHNEVSKY, MEDI TSINA AGENCY
MOSCOW
1971 SU
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BEYOND TELEPATHY
PUBLISHED BY DOUBLEDAY
NEW YORK 1962
US
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PUSHKIN, V.N., ADAMENKO, V.G.
INFORMATIONAL BIOELECTRONICS
JOURNAL OF PARAPHYSICS, VOL. 7, NO. 1, P.4
DOWNTON
1973 BRI
RAIKOV, V., ADAMENKO, V.
QUESTIONS OF OBJECTIVE RESEARCH OF DEEP HYPNOTIC STATES
JOURNAL : THERAPY OF MENTAL DISEASE( SECHENOV MEDICAL INSTITUTE)
MOSCOW
1968
SU
REJDAK, Z., DRBAL. K.
PERSPECTIVES ON TELEPATHY
PUBLISHED BY STATE SUPPORTED AGENCY : MELANTRICH
PRAGUE
1970 CZECH.
RHINE, J.B.
EXTRA-SENSORY PERCEPTION
PUBLISHED BY BOSTON SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
BOSTON
1934
US
RHINE, J.B.
TELEPATHY AND CLAIRVOYANCE IN THE NORMAL AND TRANCE STATES OF A MEDIUM
JOURNAL : CHARACTER AND PERSONALITY, VOL . III, PP.91-111
NEW YORK 1934 US
RHINE, J.B. .
THE REACH OF THE MIND
PUBLISHED BY SLOANE
NEW YORK 1971 US
RHINE, J.B., BRI ER, R.
PARAPSYCHOLOGY TODAY
DUKE U.SYMPOSIUM ON ISSUES IN PAPAPSYCHOLOGY, CITADEL PRESS
NEW YORK 1968 US
RHINE, J.B., ET AL
PARAPSYCHOLOGY FROM DUKE TO FRNM
ANTHOLOGY OF RESEARCH PAPERS, PARAPSYCHOLOGY PRESS, DUKE U. PUBLISHERS
DURHAM
1965 US
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RHINE, J. B., FEATHER, S.R.
THE STUDY OF PSI-TRAILING IN ANIMALS
JOURNAL OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY, VOL.26, PP. 1 -22
DURHAM
1962
US
RHINE, J . B., RHINE, L. E.
AN INVESTIGATION OF A MIND-READING HORSE
JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, VOL .XXI II, PP. 449-466
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1929
US
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EFFECT OF AUTOGENIC TRAINING ON SKIN TEMPERATURE
ANTHOLOGY : SCI . CONFERENCE OF PSYCHIATRISTS, CENTR.ASIA AND KAZAKH REP . (b)(1)
FRUNZE
1961
SU
CONSIENTEL
(b)(3)
RHINE, LOUISA
ESP IN LIFE AND LAB
PUBL ISHED BY MACMILLAN
NEW YORK
1967
US
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IERENTIA
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QUESTION OF PSYCHIGA
MED .RAINING
SCIENTIFIC NOTES OF KARAGANDA MEDICAL INSTITUTE, VOL. 2, ISSUE 9, 183-87
KARAGANDA 1963 SU
ROMEN. A.S.
VOLUNTARY MODIFICATION OF SKIN TEMP. UNDER INFL. OF SELF-SUGGESTION
JOURNAL PUBLIC HEALTH CARE OF KAZAKHSTAN, NO . 3, 68-70
ALMA ATA 1963 SU
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ROMEN, A. S.
POSSIBILITY OF BRINGING ABOUT CATALEPTIC BRIDGE THR. AUTOGEN. TRAINING
JOURNAL PUBLIC HEALTH CARE OF KAZAKHSTAN, NO. 6, 29-30
ALMA ATA 1965 SU
ROMEN. A. S.
MODIFICATION OF GALVAN. SKIN REFLEX UNDER INFLUENCE OF SELF-SUGGESTION
THESES ON CONFERENCES OF PSYCHIATRISTS, KARAGANDINSKAYA OBLAST', 97-98
KARAGANDA 1967 SU
ROMEN. A. S.
EFFECT OF SELF-SUGGESTION ON THE REACTION TIME OF AN INDIVIDUAL
THESES OF CONFERENCE OF PSYCHIATRISTS OF KARAGANDINSKAYA OBLAST'
KARAGANDA 1967 SU
ROMEN. A. S.
THE INFLUENCE OF SELF-SUGGESTION ON PERCEPTION RATE
THESES OF CONFERENCES OF PSYCHIATRISTS OF KARAGANDINSKAYA OBLAST'
KARAGANDA 1967 SU
ROMEN. A. S.
OCCURENCE OF CERTAIN PHENOMENA IN HUMAN ORGANISM UNDER SELF-SUGGESTION
ANTHOLOGY : VOPROSY PSIKHIATRI I (PROBLEMS OF PSYCHIATRY), ISSUE 1
ALMA ATA 1968 SU
ROMEN. A. S.
THE PHENOMENON OF DERMAL VISION
ANTHOLOGY : VOPROSY PSIKHIATRI I ( PROBLEMS OF PSYCHIATRY), ISSUE 1
ALMA ATA 1968 SU
ROMEN. A. S.
INFLUENCE OF SELF-SUGGESTION ON CERTAIN PSYCHOPHYSI OLOGICAL PROCESSES
ANTHOLOGY : PROBLEMS OF PSYCHIATRY, PSYCHOTHERAPY AND SEXOLOGY, 93-94
TASHKENT 1968 SU
ROMEN. A. S.
CERTAIN PROBLEMS OF METHOD AND PRACTICAL USE OF SELF-SUGGESTION
ANTHOLOGY : PROBLEMS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY IN GENERAL MEDICINE & PSYCH .NEUR.
KHARKOV
1968 SU
ROMEN, A.S.
BIOENERGETIC ACTIVITY IN MAN AND CERTAIN MENTAL CONDITIONS+LASER LIGHT
ANTHOLOGY: USE OF SOLAR ENERGY IN TECHNOLOGY, AGRICULTURE AND MEDICINE
ALMA ATA 1969 SU
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ROMEN. A.S.
SELF-SUGGESTION AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE HUMAN BODY
SEPARATE MONOGRAPH ON EXPERIMENTAL. THEORETICAL AND CLINICAL RESEARCH
ALMA ATA 1970 SU
ROMEN, A. S., INYUSHIN. V.M.
SOME DATA ON VOLUNTARY INFLUENCE OF ELECTROBIOL UMINESCENCE
ANTHOLOGY : PROBLEMS OF -310ENERGET"
OD SEMINAR)
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ALMA ATA 1969 SU
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SOME DATA ON VOLUNTARY INFLUENCE ON ELECTROBIOL UMINESCENCE
IN: BI OENERGETIC QUESTIONS, SOUTH . CALIF. SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH
BEV.HILLS 1972 US
(b)(1)
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RYZL. M.
A METHOD OF TRAINING IN ESP
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PARAPSYCHOLOGY, VOL.8
NEW YORK 1966 US
RYZL. M.
PARAPSYCHOLOGY - A SCIENTIFIC APPROACH
PUBLISHED BY HAWTHORN
NEW YORK 1970 US
SCHMEI DL ER, G.
QUANTITATIVE INVESTIGATION OF A HAUNTED HOUSE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCEITY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, 61 : 137-1 49
NEW YORK 1966 US
SCHMEI DLER, G.
PK EFFECTS UPON A CONTINUOSLY RECORDED TEMPERATURE
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCEITY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH. 67: 325-340
NEW YORK 1973 US
SCHMEI DLER, G. R., CRAIG. J.G.
MOODS AND ESP SCORES IN GROUP TESTING
JOURNAL OF AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, V. 66, PP. 280-237
NEW YORK 1972 US
SCHWARZ. J.
THE HUMAN AURA
PAPER FOR 4-TH CONFERENCE ON VOLUNT. CONTROL OF INTERNAL STATES, KANSAS
COUNC.GR. 1972 US
SERGEYEV, G.A.
PRINCIPLES OF MATHEMATICAL MODULATION OF BIOPLASMIC RADIATIONS ...
MATERIALS OF A SCIENTIFIC METHODOLOGY SEMINAR, KAZAKH STATE UNIVERSITY
ALMA ATA 1969 SU
SERGEYEV, G.A.
ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION OF PLASMA BEAMS OF BIOLOGICAL ORIGIN
ANTHOLOGY: LASERS IN BIOLOGY
ALMA ATA 1970 SU
SERGEYEV, G.A.
PROTECTION FROM STRESS-A CONVERSATION WITH S. GRACHEV
JOURNAL SMENA, MAY 12
LENINGRAD 1971 SU
SERGEYEV, G.A., SHUSHKOV, G., GRYAZNUKHIN, E
PROCEDURE FOR RECORDING & STATISTICALLY TREATING THE BIOPLASMOGRAM
MATERIALS OF A SCIENTIFIC METHOD SEMINAR, KAZAKH STATE UNIVERSITY
ALMA ATA 1969 SU
SERGEYEV, G. A., SHUSHKOV, G., GRYAZNUKHIN, E.
A NEW TYPE OF DETECTOR TO REGISTER PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS
DESCRIBED IN PRIVATE COMMUNICATION TO A BULGARIAN RESEARCHER
MOSCOW
1970 SU
SMIRNOV, M.S.
WRITTEN AS A REPLY TO N.YE. KHOKHLOW. DIKE INTUERCITY.
DURHAM, N . C ., USA
(b)(1)
PRIVATE COMMUNICATION
MOSCOW
1966 USA
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WRITTEN AS A REPLY TO IVAN LOWDUNG BRUUNS IN COLLEGE, DEPT. OF PSYCHOLO(b) (3)
PRIVATE COMMUNICATION
MOSCOW
1966 SU
SOAL. S.G.
EXPERIMENTS IN SUPERNORMAL PERCEPTION AT A DISTANCE
LETTER TO THE EDITOR OF LONDON SUNDAY TIMES, MARCH 31
LONDON
1932 BRI .
SOCHEVANOV, N.N.
NEW DATA ON BIOPHISICAL EFFECT & CHARACTERISTICS OF BIOPHISICAL FIELDS
SECOND SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL SEMINAR ON THE BIOPHYSICAL EFFECT, 3/18-19
MOSCOW
1971 SU
SVYADOSHCH, A.M.
PHYSIOLOGICAL BASES AND CLINICAL USE OF CERTAIN METHODS OF RELAXATION
THESES OF SCI . CONFERENCE OF PSYCHIATRISTS, CENTRAL ASIA AND KAZAKH.
FRUNZE
1961 SU
SVYADOSHCH. A.M., ROMEN. A.S.
USE OF AUTOGENIC TRAINING IN PSYCHONEUROPATHIC PRACTICE. ( SELF-SUGGEST)
PUBLISHED AS METHODOLOGICAL MANUAL. KARAGANDA MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 16 PP.
KARAGANDA 1966 SU
SVYADOSHCH. A.M., ROMEN. A.S.
POSSIBILITY OF PRODUCING AUTOMATIC SPEECH AND WRITING THR . SELF-SUGGEST
ANTHOLOGY: PROBLEMS OF PSYCHIATRY, PSYCHOLOGY AND SEXOLOGY, PP. 107-108
KARAGANDA 1967 SU
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SVYADOSHCH. A.M., ROMEN, A.S.
INFLUENCE OF SELF-SUGGESTION ON CERTAIN BIOLOGICAL RHYTMS IN MAN
ANTHOLOGY : PROBLEMS OF PSYCHIATRY, PSYCHOLOGY AND SEXOLOGY, PP. 109-110
KARAGANDA 1967 SU
SVYADOSHCH. A.M., ROMEN. A.S.
POSSIBILITY OF USING AUTI GENIC TRAINING, PREPARING FOR SPACE FLIGHTS
SYMPOSIUM ON PROBLEMS AND CONDITIONS OF SPACE FLIGHTS
MOSCOW
1968 SU
TART, C.
ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS
PUBL ISHED BY WILEY
NEW YORK 1969 US
TENHAEFF, W.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
PUBLISHED BY STATE UNIVERSITY,
UTRECHT
£
1960 HOLLAND
THOULESS, R.H.
DR. RHINE'S RECENT EXPERIMENTS ON TELEPATHY AND CLAIRVOYANCE, ETC
IN PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, V.XLIII, PP. 24-37
NEW YORK
1935 US
TILLER, W.
A.R. E. FACT FINDING TRIP TO THE SOVIET UNION
IN: A.R. E. JOURNAL, VOL. 7, NO.2
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VIR.BEACH 1972 US
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ULLMAN. M., KRI PPNER, S.
EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH TO DREAMS AND TELEPATHY: II . REPORT OF 3 STUDIES
THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY, VOL.126 ..
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1970 US
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ULLMAN. M.,KRI PPNER, S., VAUGHAN. A.
DREAM TELEPATHY
PUBLISHED BY MACMILLAN
NEW YORK 1973 US
(b)(1)
(b)(3)
VAN DE CASTLE, R.
ANTHROPOLOGY AND ESP
IN JOURNAL PSYCHIC, VOL. V. NO. 3, JANUARY/FEBRUARY
S.FRANC. 1974 US
VASILIEV.L.
SUGGESTION AT A DISTANCE
PUBLISHED BY GOSPOLITIZDAT ( STATE POLITICAL PUBLISHING)
MOSCOW
1962 SU
VASILIEV,L.L.
EXPERIMENTS IN MENTAL SUGGESTION
PUBLISHED BY INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF MENTAL IMAGES
HAMPSHIR 1963 BRI
VASILIEV, L.L.
MYSTERIOUS PHENOMENA OF THE HUMAN PSYCHE
PUBLISHED BY UNIVERSITY BOOKS
N.HYDE.PK 1965 US
VI SHNEVSKIY, P
MYSTERIES OF UNKNOWN( SYMPOSIUM ON SCIENTIFIC PROBLEMS OF TELEPATHY)
PUBLISHED BY LENINGRAD UNIVERSITY AS MONOGRAPH IN APRIL
LENINGRAD 1968 SU
WORRAL. A., WORRAL. O., OURSLER, W
EXPLORE YOUR PSYCHIC WORLD
PUBLISHED BY HARPER-ROW
NEW YORK 1970 US
ZABOTIN, V.I.
AURA SENSOR FOR CONTACTLESS RECORDING OF BIOPOTENTIALS IN THE AIR
BULLETIN OF LENINGRAD UNIVERSITY, NO. 21, BIOLOGY, ISSUE 4, PP.99-103
LENINGRAD 1968 SU
ZHUKOVSKAYA, V. V., SERGEYEV, G.A.
ANALYSIS OF BIOPLASMOGRAMS OF
BRAINS OF CHILDREN IRRADIATED W.LASER
ANTHOLOGY : LIGHT OF HELIUM-NEON LASERS IN BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE, 47-48
ALMA ATA 1970 SU
ZHURAVLEV. A.
LIVING LIGHT
PUBLISHED AS A SEPARATE MONOGRAPH BY AGENCY NAUKA( SCIENCE)
MOSCOW
1966 SU
ZINCHENKO, V. P., LEONTI EV, A.N., LOMOV. B.F., LURIA. A.R.
GUIDE-LETTER PARAPSYCHOLOGY: FICTION OR REALITY ?
JOURNAL PROBLEMS OF PHILOSOPHY, NO.9
MOSCOW
1973 SU
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REMARKS RELATED TO SOME OF THE ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE LISTING
OF BIBLI OGRAPHY AND REFERENCES
* ADAMENKO, V.G.
1970
POPULARIZED MESSAGE TO YOUTH
* BONGARD. M.M., SMIRNOV, M. S.
1967
POPULARIZED MESSAGE TO PUBLIC
* FADDEYEV, YE.T.
1961
HE MAY BE FORMER SCHOOLMATE OF K.
* GELLERSTEIN. S.
1966
DISCUSSION ON TELEPATHY ARTICLES
* GELLERSTEIN.S
1967
IDEOLOGICAL GUIDE FOR THE FIELD
* INYUSHIN. V.M., KIREYEVA. L.A.
1971
POPULARIZED WRITE-UP
* KOGAN. I .M.
1966
KOGAN IS SMIRNOV'S SUPERIOR
* KOGAN. I .M.
1967
REPRINT OF HIS MAIN ARTICLE
* KOLODNYY, L.
1967
ON R-30 MOSCOW-LENINGRAD
* MESSING. V.G.
1966
WRITE-UP ON CONTROVERSIAL TOPIC
* MIRZA, D.
1961
SERIES ON R-30 IN THIS JOURNAL
* NAUMOV, E.K.
1963
AN EARLY &OBSCURE PUBLICATION
* NAUMOV, E.K.
1963
POPULARIZED WRITE-UP
* NAUMOV, E.K.
1964
NEWS-PAPER WRITE-UP
READY
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REMARKS RELATED TO THE LISTING OF BIBLIOGRAPHY AND REFERENCES
( CONTINUED )
* NAUMOV, E.K. AND VILENSKAYA, L.V.
1970
A FEW NAMES RELATED TO INTERVIEWS
* NAUMOV, E.K., FESENKO, R
1967
POPULARIZED WRITE-UP FOR YOUTH
* NAUMOV, E.K., FESENKO, R
1967
A VERY OBSCURE JOURNAL
* NYUBERG. N. D.
1963
AN EARLY REPORT ON KULESHOVA
* NYUBERG, N.D.
1964
ARTICLE ON DERMOOPTICAL VISION
* PUSHKIN, V.N., ADAMENKO, V. G.
1973
A SHORT WRITE-UP FOR JOURNAL
* ROMEN. A. S.
1961
DRAFT: THESIS FOR CANDI DATE
* ROMEN. A.S.
1963
CANDI DATORIAL DISSERTATION
* ROMEN, A.S.
1968
M. D. DISSERTATION, MED. INSTITUTE
* SERGEYEV, G.A.
1971
WRITE-UP ON INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY
* ZINCHENKO, LEONTI EV, LOMOV, LURIA
1973
1973 INDICATION OF TREND
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