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FBI REFERENCE LIST

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Bergstresser, Ralph. (1986). Personal correspondence. AZ.

Cheney, M. (1981). TESLA: MAN OUT OF TIME. Englewood Cliffs, NJ. Prentice Hall.

Czito, Nancy (1984) Personal interview. Washington, DC.

Corum, J., & Corum, K. (1985). A physical interpretation of the Colorado Springs data. In E. Rauscher, and T. Grotz. (Ed's.), pp. 50-58.

Federal Bureau of Investigation, Washington, DC.

Gernsback, Hugo. ((1943), Feb.). Nikola Tesla, father of radio. RADIO CRAFT, 163-265, 307-310.

Krippner, S. (1986). Private correspondence. Saybrook Institute, San Francisco.

Markovitch, Michael. (1986). Private correspondence. LIU, NY.

O'Neill, J. (1944). PRODIGAL GENIUS. NY: Ives Washburn.

Puharich, Andrija. (1984). Private correspondence. NC.

Ratzlaff, J. (Ed.) (1981). SOLUTIONS TO TESLA'S SECRETS. Milbrae, CA.

Ratzlaff, J. (Ed.) (1984). TESLA SAID. Milbrae, CA.

Ratzlaff, J., & Anderson, L. (1979). DR. Nikola Tesla BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1884-1978. Palo Alto, CA: Ragusan Press.

Rauscher, E., & Grotz, T., (1985). Tesla "84: PROCEEDINGS OF THE TESLA CENTENNIAL SYMPOSIUM. Colorado Springs: International Tesla Society and the IEEE, Pikesa Peak Section.

Seifer, M. (1986). Nikola Tesla: PSYCHOHISTORY OF A FORGOTTEN INVENTOR. (Doctoral Dissertation). San Francisco: Saybrook Institute.

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Tesla, N. (1937) The new art of projecting concentrated non-dispersive energy through the natural media. In E. Raucher, and T. Grotz, (Eds.), 1985, pp. 280-281.

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