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Recent new books
received
Donations of recently
published book titles will be included here for reference - and also
as a promotion of your title! As a publisher,
or author, you might consider donating one or two copies of
your recent book(s) for preservation with AFU... Older books, collections and
archival materials will continue to be credited on the Recent donations
pages.
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From Clas Svahn, January 2008
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Daniel
Vandinja is a Swedish ex-member (even short time
ex-chairman of the Swedish chapter) of the Raëlian UFO cult
movement, who has now written a book that compares the Raël
group with masonic orders in our history.
"I had no choice but to
leave the Raëlian movement, there were simply too many
similarities between the Raëlian agenda and that of the
Illuminati's New World Order. Thus, in 2007, I nullified my
Cellular Plan Transmission (CPT) and left the Raelian
movement." |
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You might find his conspiracy views interesting, and if so,
Vandinja's 113 page book is downloadable for free
here.
Clas Svahn has provided AFU with a printed copy for our
shelf of Raëlian materials. |
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From Magnus Gustafsson, January
2008 |
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Sweden (despite the title only a few pages are in
English, and they really are not relevant to the remainder
of the book) - is an interview book with the life
stories of people connected to the Swedish town of Koping.
It is written by
Magnus Gustafson, a local journalist.
We note the book here just
because twenty pages of its contents (one of the interviews)
is with Bevan Berthelsen, former chairman of
UFO-Sweden. The interview provides some interesting insights
into the early years of UFO-Sweden, i.e. Berthelsen's
attempts (mid- 70s) to open communication lines with the
secretive Swedish military during the heydays of the Cold
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From Per-Erik Tell,
Kristianstad, Sweden, January 2008 |
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A
large number of books, published in many countries of the
world, touch the UFO, ET and saucer themes in subtle ways,
sometimes just in a few lines, or in one or two chapters.
They all contribute, however, to society's and its citizen's
perceived view of 'the UFO phenomenon'.
The book on the left,
Efter alla dessa år (After all these years). is a new
(2007) Swedish fiction novel that tells the story of
ordinary citizens who give up their old existence, take
loans on the bank, and go out into wilderness to search for
a crashed flying saucer..! |
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author, Per-Erik Tell, visited AFU this summer to
collect ideas for an investigative article about UFO
research in Sweden. This article was published this winter
in a company newsletter distributed for free on tourist
charter flights to and from Sweden. |
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