Newsletter KPUFO

Magazine Overview

Title: Newsletter KPUFO
Issue: 5/2000
Date: 2000
Publisher: KPU (Club for the Research of Anomalous Phenomena)
Country: Czech Republic
Language: Czech

This issue of the KPUFO Newsletter, dated 5/2000, serves as a communication channel for the KPU organization, providing updates, announcements, and calls for participation from its members. The publication emphasizes the importance of member involvement in the ongoing research of anomalous phenomena and ufology.

Membership and Subscriptions

The newsletter begins by thanking members for their year-round assistance and encourages continued active participation and timely reporting of anomalous events. A significant announcement concerns the new membership fee for 2001, set at 285 CZK. This fee now includes a subscription to the club's primary information source, the magazine 'ZAZ'. This represents a slight increase from the previous year's combined cost of membership (150 CZK) and 'ZAZ' subscription (150 CZK), offering a small saving of 15 CZK for members. For non-members, the 'ZAZ' subscription for 2001 will increase minimally to 180 CZK. The KPU expresses hope that these adjustments will be beneficial for all, enhancing the club's activities and member information.

Members are urged to pay their membership fees promptly, as this is the fundamental financial resource for KPU. The newsletter defends the fee as modest compared to other organizations, highlighting KPU's extensive work for its members. They also welcome additional support in the form of envelopes, office supplies, and other forms of assistance. The newsletter also encourages individuals who have maintained friendly relations with KPU to formalize their commitment by joining the organization.

Online Resources and Communication

The KPUFO 2000 server is continuously updated with new materials to facilitate quick data access for members and aid in the preparation of KPU materials. It is operational daily from 7:00 to 15:30, with possibilities for access outside these hours by arrangement. Interested parties can request access rights via email at [email protected]. Members are also reminded to inform the KPU committee of any new or changed email addresses to ensure they receive timely updates on club activities.

In Memoriam

With deep sadness, the newsletter announces the passing of Ing. Frantisek Toth, an honorary member of the Club of Psychotronics and UFO, on November 21, 2000. Ing. Toth made significant contributions to Czechoslovak archaeoastronomy through his research on megalithic structures, which he published in the magazine 'Cteni' during the 1970s and 1980s. He paid particular attention to the phenomenon of stone spheres in Costa Rica, where he also served as the ambassador of the CSSR. A tribute, 'May his memory live on!', follows this announcement.

Publications and Research

Following the recent announcement of the passing of researcher and ufologist Ing. V. Patrovsky, the newsletter reports that his new book is soon to be published by Ivo Zelezny. However, the author reportedly disagreed with the final form of the book before his death. Given the significant volume of Ing. Patrovsky's articles held in the club's archive – including those published in magazines since the 1960s, in 'ZAZ', and unpublished works – KPU proposes to transfer these to the publishing house committed to publishing a collection of his works. They also suggest forming an editorial board to review the content. If an agreement is not reached, KPU plans to publish a collection of Ing. Patrovsky's articles from 'ZAZ' and his previously unpublished works for KPU members.

New Branches and Activities

The newsletter lists several newly established KPU branches: Jihlava, Jindrichuv Hradec, Karvina, Havlickuv Brod, and Usti nad Orlici. It notes that these branches' websites will feature information on mysteries and solutions related to their respective regions. The organization also announced the release of the first volume from their club archive, focusing on folk healing, containing recipes and guides. This publication will be distributed in the following year along with 'ZAZ' and the 'Inf. bulletin 2001' to save on postage costs.

Expeditions and Collaborations

The Expedition Center is preparing a research expedition to the 'Val Camonica' region in Italy. The original planned date of September 2000 was postponed due to the need for more time to gather information. The final decision on transportation will depend on the number of participants.

A meeting was held in early November 2000 regarding the preservation of Maltese temples. Coincidentally, a preliminary expedition of four KPU members is scheduled for the end of the year. Their mission will be to establish contact with the local inhabitants and the Czech community residing there. Updates on the expedition's findings will be provided.

KPU has reached out to collaborating organizations with proposals for enhancing cooperation and setting new goals for the upcoming year. The formation of the 'Clovek 2001' (Human 2001) facultative community has entered a new phase, with KPU members contributing to new websites and the preparation of relaxation CDs and video cassettes.

Legal and Event Information

The Czech Psychotronic Society (CePeS) is addressing legal issues concerning the practice of healers. Klub Hyperion in Slovakia is organizing a congress for the general public titled 'Mysteries and Secrets of Earth and the Universe', scheduled for May 19, 2001, in Bratislava.

An information has surfaced about a case of spontaneous human combustion (SHC) occurring in the Czech Republic. KPU requests any information regarding this phenomenon within the CR during the 20th century for their archives.

Information is sought regarding the 'chair tests' conducted by the clairvoyant Croisset. Anyone with such information is asked to send it to the KPU committee.

KPU plans to create a Czech version of their website about the Knights Templar, including information on the order's activities in Czech lands. They are requesting assistance with translating content from English and will provide the original English pages on a diskette or via email.

Publications and Media

Previously, KPU informed readers about the publication 'Psychoelectronic Threat to Democracy. Secret Arms Races.' by Babacek, Mojmir (1999, 28 pages). KPU offered cooperation in gathering materials on psychotronic weapons and welcomes contributions from readers.

There is a request to purchase or obtain copies of the magazine 'Magaziny zahad' (Magazines of Mysteries). Interested parties should write to the editorial office.

The latest issue of 'ZAZ' magazine (5/2000) is announced. Contents include articles on exorcism and UFOs from a psychological perspective, the search for the origin of the White Lady of Bouzov Castle, and an examination of a mysterious altar in Kutna Hora. Archival materials feature a discovery in 'Death Valley' concerning a 'humanity's gene pool' and a 30-year-old article about mysterious Texas "pockmarks" possibly related to alien landings. The magazine also discusses stone spheres as a global phenomenon and reactions to projects aimed at protecting Maltese temples. It includes correspondence about a case that seemed to respond to a project for helping individuals whose lives were disrupted by anomalous events. Reviews of books such as 'Agharta - The Lost Underground Kingdom', 'The Twelfth Planet', and '12 Numbers from the Cosmos' are also featured, along with opinions, letters, and a review of interesting materials and press articles.

Karel Brezina has published a book titled 'Overview of Castle and Manor Ghosts' (2000). The book is described as a precise overview, providing historical facts and legends, and attempting to explain certain historical events. It also includes reports from modern history. The book is recommended for those interested in history and folklore, though it lacks some data on Czech castles, focusing primarily on Moravia due to the author's residence.

KPU is preparing to publish a collection of articles on 'Practical Astrology' and a work by Ing. V. Baumgartl titled 'Phenomena of Interference and Performance'. Inquiries about these publications can be directed to KPU.

Available Materials

• Over the years, KPU has offered various materials, including:
• The book 'Secret History of the Jesuits' (available via the KPUFO server or on diskette).
• Audiocassettes with lectures by Pavel Voracek on time shifts.
• Maps of air corridors within the Czech Republic.
• A list of aeroclubs in the Czech Republic.
• Video recordings of an expedition and tour of Houska Castle, with analyses of published information (available via email, diskette, or in writing).
• The magazine 'Cesty psychotroniky' (Paths of Psychotronics) from the society Jednota ceskych a slovenskych badatelu v psychotronice (available in writing or on diskette).

Materials, diskettes, and cassettes are sent to anyone who requests them, with priority given to KPU members. Members who have contributed to the archive or otherwise assisted KPU will not be charged for copying or postage. Requests for cassettes will only be processed if accompanied by a written assurance of prompt payment for the requested amount.

Closing Remarks

The newsletter concludes with warm wishes for a Merry Christmas, a pleasant end to the year, and happiness and success in the New Year 2001 from the KPU Committee.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue of the KPUFO Newsletter revolve around active member participation in paranormal research, the financial sustainability of the organization through membership fees, the dissemination of information via publications and online platforms, and the commemoration of deceased researchers. The editorial stance is one of encouragement, collaboration, and a commitment to providing members with valuable resources and updates on the fields of ufology and psychotronics. There is a clear emphasis on community building, knowledge sharing, and the preservation of research findings.