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Title: BULLETIN ANNUEL Issue: N° 3 Year: 1995 Publisher: SCEAU/Archives OVNI Country: France Language: French ISSN: 11676906 Price: FRF 20,00

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Title: BULLETIN ANNUEL
Issue: N° 3
Year: 1995
Publisher: SCEAU/Archives OVNI
Country: France
Language: French
ISSN: 11676906
Price: FRF 20,00

This annual bulletin from SCEAU/Archives OVNI serves as a comprehensive report on the association's activities and the state of ufological archiving in France for the year 1995. The cover features a symbolic representation of France filled with bookshelves, emphasizing the theme of preserving knowledge and archives.

Editorial

The editorial, written by Raoul Robé (Vice-President, 1995), highlights the growing recognition of the importance of preserving ufological heritage. The association, SCEAU/Archives OVNI, is increasingly contacted by independent ufologists and group leaders. Robé recounts the association's humble beginnings in 1990 and the immense task of building its archives. He mentions the eventual accessibility of some data at the CARAN in Paris and the process of making contact with potential donors, including the use of questionnaires and the establishment of donation contracts. The editorial also touches upon the logistical challenges of archive retrieval and storage, the role of volunteer 'movers,' and the eventual deposit of archives with the National and Departmental Archives. The process of cataloging and making archives available for consultation is detailed, noting that immediate access is not always possible due to the workload and the operational constraints of the receiving institutions.

Bilans d'Activités 1995

This section provides a month-by-month breakdown of the association's activities in 1995:

January: Work continued on Bulletin N° 2, and a meeting was held in Paris to finalize details.
February: The general assembly took place, leading to the election of a new bureau due to the 'phantom' president's absence. Raoul Robé became vice-president, Thierry Pinvidic became president, and Thierry Rocher joined the board. Confirmation was received that the CNIL (National Commission for Information Technology and Liberties) accepted their dossier, allowing for the computerization of their member directory. They declined an invitation to a conference in Louhans. Bulletin N° 2 was completed and distributed, with a second print run planned for a CNEGU session.
March: A new supporting member, Michel Monnerie, joined. The ISSN number was obtained. A formal request was sent to René Faudrin to return administrative documents, which was refused. A new section, 'Courriers des Lecteurs et des Sociétaires,' was decided upon.
April: An article about SCEAU appeared in the CVLDLN review 'La Ligne Bleue Survolée.' A document titled 'Don Volontaire d'Archives Ufologiques' was created to address immediate archive donations. Exchanges took place with a Belgian ufologist, Jacques Antoine, regarding address listings. Edith Ambroise signed her archive donation contract. A request for archives from a private individual was deemed beyond SCEAU's scope.
May: SCEAU received a 74-page address listing from Jacques Antoine. Edith Ambroise began sending her archives, a process that would continue through the autumn. A working meeting in Paris involved the handover of two significant documents from Jacques Scornaux: the manuscript of 'A la Recherche des OVNI' and the original article 'Du monnerisme et de son bon usage.'
June: Lists from 1991, 1992-1993, and 1994 were merged and updated. 18 contract proposals were established based on 1994 questionnaires. Over 60 questionnaires were sent out, utilizing information from the GPUN and MONNERIE archives. An inquiry was made regarding the archives of Mr. Robin, which were reportedly lent out and not yet returned. A meeting in Paris led to the decision to explore using a private location as a temporary transit center for archives. Contact was made with the Paris Police Prefecture regarding an issue with René Faudrin, but the prefecture stated it was a private matter. Draft documents for 'Acte de Don Volontaire d'Archives Ufologiques' and contract letters were finalized. Contact was made with an 84-year-old individual regarding archives from GREPO.
July: A meeting with Christine Zwygart was held to prepare for a visit to R. Faudrin to retrieve documents, but the visit was postponed. A request from BIDU for copies of documents from Mme Ambroise was met with a delay, pending confirmation of the return of Mr. Robin's archives. A meeting in Epinal with Isabelle Dumas focused on the final inventory and classification of the GPUN/CNEGU fonds.
August: Another meeting in Epinal with Isabelle Dumas finalized the GPUN/CNEGU fonds for deposit with the Departmental Archives. Mme Ambroise continued to transmit her archives. Some contract proposals were rejected due to doubts about the Departmental Archives' ability to preserve them or because the potential member was a minor. Contracts for Messrs. Robin and Gallais were still pending.
September: Mr. Gallais inquired about contract terms and signed his contract. Preparations for Bulletin N° 3 intensified. A meeting in Paris involved finalizing delegations and documents. Mr. Robin was reported to be seriously ill, delaying the finalization of his contract. Xavier Burot, former president of CIRU, decided to cede all his UFO archives to SCEAU. A working meeting prepared for the handover of the Burot/CIRU archives.
October: Work on Bulletin N° 3 progressed. A meeting in Paris with regional and potential members led to discussions about amending the contract with the National Archives. Mr. Gilles Munsch met with the head of the Vosges Departmental Archives to present the 'ufological library' project, receiving conditional interest.
November: The autumn meeting in Burgundy addressed the interview with Gilles Munsch, amendments to the National Archives contract, and the issue of surplus books. The idea of a book exchange (troc) was discussed.
December: The month was dedicated to the production of the bulletin, including writing articles, editorials, and humorous drawings, as well as finalizing inventories and proofreading.

Courrier des Lecteurs et des Sociétaires

This section features excerpts from correspondence received during the year, showcasing a range of opinions and feedback.

Mr Michel Monnerie (06/03/1995): Expressed admiration for the thoroughness of his deposited report and inventory, calling it a considerable and admirable work. He also praised an article on CARAN and noted the tendency for others to imitate successful ideas.
Mme Edith Ambroise (30/12/1994): Questioned the purpose of experiences that serve only the individual, emphasizing the need for broader exploitation of archives beyond a select elite. She also expressed concern about the lack of action on research requests.
Mme Edith Ambroise (15/03/1995): Criticized the handling of a 'wanted' notice, calling some ufologists 'imbeciles' and commenting on a lack of intelligence and fear of death among French people.
Mme Edith Ambroise (14/04/1995): Preferred her books to remain under SCEAU's protection, noting they were better cared for there than elsewhere.
Mr J.C. de Nancy (13/06/1995): Responded to a questionnaire by stating he would not contribute to a 'state association,' using strong language.

The SCEAU's responses to these letters often acknowledge the validity of the points raised and provide context or clarification. For instance, they affirmed their independence from state control in response to Mr. J.C. de Nancy's comment.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The bulletin consistently emphasizes the importance of preserving ufological documentation and making it accessible to researchers. SCEAU positions itself as a crucial organization for this task, acting as an intermediary between ufologists and official archival institutions. The association's operational model relies heavily on volunteer efforts and a structured approach to archive acquisition and management, including the use of donation contracts. There is a clear stance against any form of government control or undue influence, as evidenced by their response to Mr. J.C. de Nancy. The bulletin also reflects a commitment to critical analysis within ufology, as suggested by the positive mention of Michel Monnerie's work in critically examining UFO observations.

This document is an inventory of the Louis Murco Ufological Archives, specifically a section labeled 'RELIQUAT' (remainder). It details a newly discovered carton of documents, including magazines, articles, correspondence, and press clippings related to ufology and para-ufology.

Contents of the Archives

The inventory is organized into several categories:

1/ Anglo-Saxon Ufological Reviews

SPACELINK UFO NEWS: Vol 6, Nbr 2, January 1970, titled "Flying saucer topics".

2/ French Ufological Reviews

REVUE DU GEPA, N° SPECIAL: Contains "OBJETS VOLANTS NON IDENTIFIES" by James Mc Donald, Hors Série, 1969.
REVUE DE LA CIES OURANOS, N SPECIAL: Includes "LA VERITE SUR L'AFFAIRE DE FATIMA" by Jean-Michel Ferrari, with a preface by Marc Thirouin. Notes are by Alfred Nahon. Published August 1964.

3/ Non-Ufological Francophone Reviews (with Ufological Content)

ATLAS HISTOIRE: "Pourquoi je crois aux S.V" by Aimé Michel, N° 59, August 1965.
SPOUTNIK: "Des visiteurs du Cosmos" by Viatcheslaw Zaitsev, N° 1, June 1967 (Soviet review translation).
LA VIE CATHOLIQUE: "Le retour des S.V.", N° 1945, April 2, 1974.

4/ Content: Articles on Related Phenomena (Paranormal, Exobiology, etc.)

CONSTELLATION: "Après le Spoutnik, l'âge d'or" by A. Labarthe, N° 116, December 1957.
CONSTELLATION: "Faut-il avoir peur des spoutniks" by A. Labarthe, N° 116 (supplement).
CONSTELLATION: "Dans le monde mystérieux des fakirs et des lamas" by John Kebl, N° 116 (mini condensed book, unpublished).
CONSTELLATION: "Des cosmonautes morts tournent dans l'espace", N° 206, June 1965.
L'ORIENTATION MEDICALE: "La vie dans l'univers" by François Le Lionnais, N° 3, 1950.
HORIZONS: "Vénus, planète mystère", N° 119, April 1961.
SCIENCE & VIE: "La vie existe sur Mars", N° 505, October 1959.
LES CAHIERS RATIONALISTES: "Le rationalisme et la pluralité des mondes habités" by Pierre Guerin, N° 192, December 1960.
NATURALIA: "La vie sur les autres terres du ciel ? pourquoi pas ?" by Pierre Gauroy, N° 114, March 1963.
L'EXPRESS: "Einstein: la minute de génie. - Coup de poker dans l'espace.", N° 729.7/13, June 1965.
LE FIGARO: "L'intellectuel de la mer: le dauphin" by Robert Stenuit, October 13, 1965.
DEFENSE DE L'HOMME: "Edito: mention de G. Adamski", N° 127, May 1959.
DEFENSE DE L'HOMME: "Prodiges - "Bonnes Mystiques"", N° 131, September 1959.
DEFENSE DE L'HOMME: N° 137, March 1960.

5/ Foreign Reviews (Non-Ufological) with Related Content

INFORMATIVO MUNDIALISTA: "Articles on related phenomena, etc.", Anno 1, N° 1, August 1958.

6/ Miscellaneous Reviews

EVOLUTION: Edited by St Vigor, Paris. Includes issues from November 1958 to March 1960, and a French edition of 'EVOLUCIO' in Esperanto.
LE SOKOL TCHEROSLOVAQUE: Fascicle, Prague, 1932.
INGENIEURS & CADRES DE FRANCE: N° 72, November/December 1959.

Humor Section

A cartoon depicts the SCEAU fighting mold on archives, with the caption "ONE OF SCEAU'S GREAT ENEMIES: MOLD ON THE ARCHIVES!!!" and "STORE YOUR ARCHIVES IN A DRY AND PROTECTED PLACE."

MICHEL MONNERIE Ufological Archives (Continued)

This section details photographic studies and demystifications from the Michel Monnerie archives.

#### I/ Studies and Investigations

CHEMISE "COURRIERS DEMYSTIFIANTS": Contains correspondence and press clippings. Notable items include:
A message from "JULES" regarding "SCEAU" BAL, dated 03/09/1995, with a response from SCEAU.
Correspondence from Denys Breysse (Projet BECASSINE) dated 09/11/1995, noting missing pages in a bulletin.
A press clipping from "LA DEPECHE DU MIDI" (02/11/1978) about "Soucoupes volantes: des essaims d'insectes ?".
Press clippings from "LE MONDE" (04-05/01/1978 and 19-20/03/1978).
A booklet titled "Religion, SF & ET" by J.B. Renard (1980).
An article by Mr M. Picard.

CHEMISE "ARTICLES DEMYSTIFIANTS":
Photocopies of excerpts from Anglo-Saxon reviews: Includes NEW SCIENTIST (October 1979) and OMNI (February, July, August, September 1979).
SPECIAL DOSSIER OBSERVATION DE BEAUCOURT S/ L'ANCRE (80): Refers to special dossiers "ENQUETES", annual bulletin of SCEAU N° 2.

#### C/ CORRESPONDENCE DIVERS & EXCERPTS FROM REVIEWS

Correspondence: Includes exchanges with Mr Caudron Dominique (July 1888, March 1978), Mr Scornaux Jacques (April 1978, February 1979), and others.
Excerpts from "LA NATURE" (1888) about a lunar eclipse.
Excerpts from "Revue du GNEOVNI" (1977) about an observation.
Excerpts from UFO INFO, INFORESPACE, UPIAR, UFO PHENOMENA, NEW SCIENTIST.
Press clippings from "FRANCE SOIR" (1951) about a cow mistaken for a UFO, and "SUD OUEST" (1954) about a journalistic hoax.
Iconographic document: a black and white photo of the cover of "La revue de l'Aviation" (1909).
Excerpts from "UFO'S A SCIENTIFIC DEBATE" by R.L. Hall.
Excerpts from the "C.R de l'Académie Nationale de Médecine" (1954) concerning "psychoses collectives".
Excerpts from OMNI, TELE-POCHE, and NEW SCIENTIST.
Excerpts from UFO REPORT, SCIENCE & VIE, and NEW SCIENTIST.

#### 3/ SUB-FOLDER "SECTES"

INVENTORY INCOMPLETE: Includes a document from the Church of Scientology and a press clipping from "EST ECLAIR" (1976) about RAEL.

#### 4/ SUB-FOLDER: C.POHER/J.P.PETIT.

INVENTORY INCOMPLETE: Contains correspondence, including some from R.P. RUSSO. Access to some documents is restricted.
Correspondence with Mr Misraki Paul, Mr Bourret J.C., Mr Hutin Serge, Mr Petit J.P., Mr Monnerie Michel, and Mr Poher Claude.
A note regarding a case of diesel engine failure.
Black and white photos of urban lighting lamps.

#### 5/ SUB-FOLDER "DEMYSTIFICATION"

PRODIGES CELESTES: Includes copies and photocopies. An explanation from CNES (November 1990). An excerpt from "l'ASTRONOMIE" about rare electrical phenomena and lightning. An excerpt from "CIEL & TERRE" about the sun stopping during the battle of Mualberg.
DIVERS: OVNI, APPARITIONS MARIALES, EXORCISMES, etc.: Includes excerpts from LE VIF, POURQUOI PAS ?, ICI PARIS, a Swiss journal "G.H.I", "LA VIERGE DES PAUVRES" (1936), and articles on hypnosis, exorcisms, and SOS RUMEURS.
An article about a false saint with stigmata from "LA MEUSE LA LANTERNE" (1984).
An article in English with a photo of RANDI.
Articles on science and the paranormal by Paul Kurtz.
An article about the book by P. Kurtz.
An article from "LA PARAPSYCHOLOGIE AUJOURD'HUI" (1985) by James E. Alcock.
An article by P. Klass in English.
An article presenting the CFEPP and an invitation to a press conference.

#### 6/ SUB-FOLDER "OCCULTE" "SOCIOLOGIE DEL"

INVENTORY INCOMPLETE: Includes press articles on Fatima, the devil, and spiritualists.
Excerpts from FSR (1969) and L'EXPRESS INFO (1979).

#### 7/ SUB-FOLDER "PROJET MAGONIA"

NON INVENTORIE: Contains correspondence between T. Pinvidic and M. Monnerie.

#### 8/ SUB-FOLDER "ETUDES DELIRANTES"

Study LUNE/OVNI (no follow-up).
Exchange of correspondence between LAGARDE/MONNERIE and J.T. Ramirez y Barbero regarding the correlation of Full Moon/UFOs.
Article by Aimé Michel: "Des formes d'OVNI au Paléolithique".
Supplement to LDLN: "Le retour du Christ".

#### 9/ SUB-FOLDER FOLLES ETUDES

Autocollants: 3 stickers from associations CFRU, GEOVI, AAMT.
Article: "The absence of ET on earth and the prospects for CЕТІ" by D.W. Schwartzman (1977).
Excerpt from "Sciences & jeux" (1959) by W. Vivier.
Article: "Gravitation, antipondérale, démassification" by Dr Pages.
Article: "La théorie d'Ancet et les ondes gyrocinétiques".
Article on a UFO detector from SCIENCE & VIE (1965).
Excerpt from "Les ondes gravitationelles", LA RECHERCHE (February 1973).
Exposition: Fundamental physics work by Marcel Dolicez & René-Louis Vallée by P. Tournier.
Article relating cases of ET footprints from UFO QUEBEC (1977).
Excerpts from CHIMIE ACTUALITES (1974).
Radio broadcast report: "Nous ne sommes pas seuls" (December 1974).
Review: COMPARAISONS (1974) on correlations between famous people/historical events.

#### 10/ SUB-FOLDER "ENQUETES"

VEILLEES D'OBSERVATIONS: Includes press clippings and accounts of observations at Lac du Der (1976), Barjols (1974), and mentions of AAMT and LE MERIDIONAL.
ENQUETES: Details observations and investigations:
B/1 OBSERVATION A METZ (57): Press clipping about fireworks.
B/2 OBSERVATION D'ORLY (94): Investigation by D. Quidor, with correspondence and aerial controller exchanges.
B/3 OBSERVATION DE PREMANON (39): Counter-investigation by Y. Bosson, with a gendarmerie report.
B/4 OBSERVATION A DOUCIER (39): Photos of the location, witness, and a gendarmerie report.
B/5 ENQUETE DE P.BERTHAULT (1974): Investigation report and correspondence.
COUPURES DE PRESSE: Includes articles from PRESSE OCEAN, L'UNION, LE REPUBLICAIN LORRAIN, and various photocopies concerning 1974/1975.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The document primarily serves as an archival inventory, listing a vast collection of materials related to ufology, paranormal phenomena, and related scientific and historical topics. The presence of sections on "Demythification" and the inclusion of articles questioning or debunking certain claims suggest a balanced approach, aiming to document and analyze phenomena rather than solely promoting them. The SCEAU, as an organization mentioned, appears to be actively involved in managing and responding to correspondence within the ufological community. The overall tone is that of a meticulous cataloging of historical and contemporary information on the subject of UFOs and related mysteries.

This document is an excerpt from a review titled 'LUNE' with the section 'D/ DIVERS.' and 'E/ COURRIERS', focusing on 'vieilles observations lunaires insolites.' (old, unusual lunar observations).

Content Breakdown

Section D/ DIVERS.

Article: 'LUNE: vieilles observations lunaires insolites.' (LUNE: old, unusual lunar observations).

Section E/ COURRIERS

#### Sub-section 1: DESTINATAIRES / EXPEDITEURS / DATES

Recipient: Mr MONNERIE Michel Sender: Mr BEDET Jean Date: ??/??/1974 Content: Presentation of the diapos of the ALBIOSC case + comments by M. MONNERIE.

Recipient: Mr VEILLITH Raymond Sender: Redacteur en chef de LE MERIDIONAL Date: 21/03/1974

Recipient: Mr MONNERIE Michel Sender: Mr BERTHAULT Pierre Date: 03/04/1974

Recipient: Mr MONNERIE Michel Sender: Mr BERTHAULT Pierre Date: 09/08/1974

Section 11/ SOUS CHEMISE "TCHOU".

#### Sub-section A/ DES OVNI AUX SURHOMMES.

Photo of Pierre VIEROUDY for his book.
Advertisement for 'Des OVNI aux Surhommes' by Pierre VIEROUDY.

#### Sub-section B/ COURRIERS JEAN GIRAUD.

Recipient: Mr VEILLITH Raymond Sender: Mr GIRAUD Jean Date: Non daté.

Recipient: Mr POHER Claude Sender: Mr D'AIGURE J.J. Date: ??/02/1977 Content: (Open letter concerning 'Poher statistics').

Recipient: Mr GIRAUD Jean Sender: Mr GUERIN Pierre Date: 28/02/1977

Section 12/ CHEMISE: RECHERCHES SERIEUSES & MOINS SERIEUSES.

#### Sub-section A/ DOSSIER PIERRE LEROND.

##### Sub-section A/1 ETUDES DIVERSES.

Map: Geographic position of observations from the 1954 wave.
Study: 'Tentative de corrélation astronomie/UFO' (Attempt to correlate astronomy/UFO), by Pierre LEROND.
Study: 'Tentative de corrélation Heure sidérale/MOC/Galaxie' (Attempt to correlate sidereal time/MOC/Galaxy), by Pierre LEROND.
Study: 'Tentative de corrélation circulation routière/observations d'OVNI' (Attempt to correlate road traffic/UFO observations), by Pierre LEROND.
Critical Study: 'Critique réfutatoire des travaux de J.C. DUFOUR - La notoriété individuelle et la ligne BAVIC -' (Refutatory critique of the works of J.C. DUFOUR - Individual notoriety and the BAVIC line -), by Pierre LEROND.

##### Sub-section A/2 COURRIERS PIERRE LEROND.

Recipient: Mr MONNERIE Michel Sender: Mr LEROND Pierre Date: 11/02/1976

Recipient: Mr VEILLITH Raymond Sender: Mr LEROND Pierre Date: 05/03/1973

Recipient: Mr VEILLITH Raymond Sender: Mr LEROND Pierre Date: 02/03/1973

Recipient: Mr MONNERIE Michel Sender: Mr LEROND Pierre Date: 14/03/1973

Section B/ DOSSIER R.BROUILLET.

#### Sub-section B/1 ETUDES.

Study: 'Quand l'esprit humain pète le feu et brandit le flambeau pour la première fois' (When the human spirit spits fire and brandishes the torch for the first time), by R.BROUILLET.
Study: 'Quand le paradis transforme l'enfer en purgatoire' (When paradise transforms hell into purgatory), by R.BROUILLET.
Study: 'Quand le ciel descend sur la Terre' (When the sky descends upon the Earth), by R.BROUILLET.
Study: 'Les Mondes Habités' (The Inhabited Worlds), by R.BROUILLET.

#### Sub-section B/2 COURRIER.

Recipient: Mr MONNERIE Michel Sender: Mr BROUILLET R. Date: 02/03/1978

Section C/ ENVELOPPE: "EXPOSE D'EVOLUTION A BASE S".

Study: 'Evolution à base 5' (Evolution based on 5) by Pierre FOURNIER, dated August 10, 1972: Model of general evolution adapted to a study of the evolution of Ufology.
Study: 'Evolution à base 5' exposed (typed), by M.BASIRE, P.TOURNIER & A.ROUSSEL, 1974.

Section D/ DIVERSES ETUDES.

Diagrams of bolide falls.
Phenomenon of 27/04/1975. (??)
Study: 'Projet CESAR' (Project CESAR).
Study: 'ISEUTHEXIE - Etude statistique sur 346 cas d'OVNI 1970/71/72' (ISEUTHEXIE - Statistical study on 346 UFO cases 1970/71/72).
Study: 'ISEUTHEXIE: Annexe 2.' (ISEUTHEXIE: Appendix 2).
Notes on the 'Graviplane', November 30, 1969, FWB.
Study: 'De la nécessité de concevoir une théorie ondulatoire de la gravité' (On the necessity of conceiving a wave theory of gravity). Unreferenced, unknown author.
Article: 'une liste préliminaire des observations "classiques" d'OVNI' (a preliminary list of 'classic' UFO observations), by Claude MAUGE, planned for presentation at the 'Rencontres de Lyon sur les OVNI' (Lyon Meetings on UFOs) on April 2-3-4, 1989, and to be published in the Proceedings.
Courier: Letter from Claude MAUGE to Michel MONNERIE dated June 18, 1989.

Section E/ COMPTE-RENDUS DE SOIREES D'OBSERVATIONS.

Report of the evening of March 27-28, 1976.
Report of the evening of November 20, 1976 - participants' reports.
Report of the evening of March 19, 1977 - SVEPS & H.COHEN.

Section F/ ENQUETE.

#### Sub-section F/1 COMPTE-RENDU.

Report of an observation dated June 6, 1976, by Dominique CAUDRON.

#### Sub-section F/2 COUPURES DE PRESSE.

Press clippings relating to the above observation, dated June 8, 9, 10, 1976. Unreferenced, identified by title.
'Suivez la boule phosphorescente de St Lô à Derchigny-Graincourt (76)' (Follow the phosphorescent ball from St Lô to Derchigny-Graincourt (76)).
'Une boule phosphorescente à Tourville-La-Rivière' (A phosphorescent ball at Tourville-La-Rivière).
'La boule phosphorescente vue aussi à Pavilly, Fresquienne-Maronne & Petit-Couronne (76)' (The phosphorescent ball also seen at Pavilly, Fresquienne-Maronne & Petit-Couronne (76)).

Section 13/ ETUDES DIVERSES.

'De l'origine des UFO' (On the origin of UFOs), by Maurice DE SAN (Belgium), 1976.
'Etude d'une population de témoins, étude de la propagation de l'information (vague de 1954, cas DEWILDE)' (Study of a witness population, study of information propagation (1954 wave, DEWILDE case)), IRAME, 1981.
Statistical Study: 'UFO/IFO comparison: Study of the year 1977 in Italy.'
Catalogue: FRANCAT, by Michel FIGUET, updated 1983.
'Etude critique des corrélations' (Critical study of correlations) - Graphics + text (unpublished), 10 p. (in AIDE ENQU./CHERCH.).
Study: 'Catalogue des cas Français de 1977' (Catalogue of French cases from 1977), by BOURDON & DELAVAL, Edition 3/1990, in English.
Study: 'Téoria de procesos de los OVNI' (Theory of UFO processes), by Miguel GUASP, Spain 1973. + handwritten translation.

Section II/ CONGRES/REUNIONS/COLLOQUES,&c...

#### Sub-section 1/ RAPPORTS/PROCEEDINGS/COMPTE-RENDUS, &c.

Report 'LE BUGUE', proceedings of the ufological meeting held from July 27 to August 2, 1981, at Le Bugue (24).
Brochure 'Congrès de Morlaix' (Morlaix Congress), organized by GEPA from April 11 to 16, 1975, list of participants, summaries of interventions.

#### Sub-section 2/ INVITATIONS.

Invitation to the Ufological Days organized by CERPA on October 19 and 20, 1991, in Marseille.
Press clipping: LE SOIR, Marseille, October 19, 1991, article on the above congress.

Section 3/ PUBLICITES.

Poster: Expo-debate at the library-discotheque of Maisons-Alfort on April 5, 19?? 'UFO & PSI Phenomenon. Scientific approach to paranormal phenomena'.
Circular calling for witnesses from DETECTUFO- URE (member RESUFO-LDLN).
Circular 'Naissance' (Birth) from AIHPI, 1981.
Promotional leaflet for a book by J.F. BOEDEC.

Section 4/ DIVERS.

Synopsis of the film 'Rencontres du 3ème type' (Close Encounters of the Third Kind) by Stephen SPIELBERG.

Section III/ AUTOUR DE SES LIVRES ET DE CEUX DES AUTRES.

#### Sub-section 1/ SOUS CHEMISE: TEXTES POUR LIVRES.

##### Sub-section A/ "MYSTERIEUSES SOUCOUPES VOLANTES" Collectif LDLN/LAGARDE, 1976.

Advertisements
Bibliography
Notes on Dr R.HARDY's detector.
Detection by the GTR.
DOCS OLLIER.

#### Sub-section 2/ DOSSIER COLLECTIF ANGLAIS.

Assembled by Hilary EVANS.
NOT INVENTORIED.

#### Sub-section 3/ DOSSIER "ET SI LES OVNI N'EXISTAIENT PAS ?" (WHAT IF UFOS DIDN'T EXIST?), Michel MONNERIE.

INVENTORY INCOMPLETE.
A/ Courriers des lecteurs/1978. (Readers' letters/1978). Reactions from readers: including Pierre GUERIN, Aimé MICHEL, F. LAGARDE, J.M. BIGORNE, Mne GUEUDELOT, P. KOHLER, C. POHER, M. PICARD, M. HALLET.
B/ Brouillon d'article par Jacques SCORNAUX (Draft article by Jacques SCORNAUX), prelude to 'Du Monnerisme et de son bon usage' (On Monnerism and its proper use).

#### Sub-section 4/ DOSSIER TEXTE DIVERS.

INVENTORY INCOMPLETE.
Various texts by Michel MONNERIE + exchanges of correspondence, including:
Open letter from Michel MONNERIE to Michel PICARD, January 16, 1979.
Text: 'Le réseau de surveillance photographique' (The photographic surveillance network), 1979 (unpublished).
Numerous unpublished texts abandoned (for LDLN or others) including 1 for a third book.

#### Sub-section 5/ DOSSIER "LE NAUFRAGE DES ET" (THE STRANDING OF THE ET), Michel MONNERIE, 1979.

INVENTORY INCOMPLETE.
A/ Courriers des lecteurs. (Readers' letters).
B/ Articles de presse autour du livre. (Press articles about the book).
C/ Photos d'article de presse: EST-REPUBLICAIN, trucage de Sarreguemines. (Press article photos: EST-REPUBLICAIN, Sarreguemines hoax).

#### Sub-section 6/ DOSSIER ARTICLE POUR SCIENCE & VIE, April 1980, N° 751.

INVENTORY INCOMPLETE.
A/ Courriers des lecteurs. (Readers' letters).
B/ Manuscrit article original (Original article manuscript).
C/ Courriers du Rédacteur. (Editor's letters).

Section IV/ MANUSCRITS.

A/ Manuscrit de J.PLANTIER, Remise à jour de son ler ouvrage, 73 pages. (Inédit) (Manuscript by J.PLANTIER, Update of his first work, 73 pages. (Unpublished)).
B/ "Critique historique & scientifique du phénomène OVNI" (Historical & scientific critique of the UFO phenomenon), by Marc HALLET, 191 pages.

Section V/ DOCUMENTS ISSUS DE LA PRESSE NON UFOLOGIQUE.

#### Sub-section A/ REVUES.

PROVENCE PANORAMA: 'Les ET enlèvent-ils nos navigateurs dans l'Atlantique ?' (Do ETs abduct our navigators in the Atlantic?) by MARCOS RUIZ. REF/DATE PARUTION: N° 10 9/1969.
PROVENCE PANORAMA: 'De la Sciences perdue aux satellites mystérieux.' (From lost science to mysterious satellites.) by Jimmy GUIEU. REF/DATE PARUTION: N° 11 10/1969.
AECULAPE: Article sur les OVNI by Roger OTAHI & Pierre GUERIN. REF/DATE PARUTION: N° 4 04/1973.
ECHO-THERAPIE: 'Un phénomène psycho-sociologique contemporain: le mythe O NI' (A contemporary psycho-sociological phenomenon: the UFO myth) by Michel MONNERIE. REF/DATE PARUTION: N° 42 01/1980.
LA RECHERCHE: 'Les scientifiques et les OVNI' (Scientists and UFOs) by M.GRANGER & J.E.O.BERG. REF/DATE PARUTION: N° 102 06/1979.
TELE 7 JOURS: 'Pourquoi je crois aux O NI' (Why I believe in UFOs) by Jean-Claude BOURRET. REF/DATE PARUTION: 14.20/04/1979.

Section B/ EXTRAITS DE REVUES.

JOURNAL DES SCAVANS: 'Combustion spontanée en Italie' (Spontaneous combustion in Italy). Date: le 14/03/1731. REF/DATE PARUTION: 09/1733.
COMMUNICATIONS(EHESS): 'Extraits....' REF/DATE PARUTION: N° 52 11/1990.
TELOS-DIE WELT VON MORGEN: '"Visiteurs de partout"' (Visitors from everywhere) W.ZIMMERMANN. REF/DATE PARUTION: 07/1974.

Section C/ COUPURES DE PRESSE.

LE PARISIEN LIBERE: Article sur M.MONNERIE & R. OLLIER. DATE: 18 juin 1971.
REVUE DES GLENANS (in RAPP/ENQ.OVNI): 'L'OLNI en Iroise'. DATE: Juil/Aout 1974.
L'AURORE (in RAPP/ENQ OVNI): Article sur un OVNI à Boussy St Antoine (91). DATE: 19 avril 1972.
LE PARISIEN LIBERE: 'Des OVNI un peu partout dans le ciel du Gers.' (UFOs a bit everywhere in the sky of Gers.). DATE: 8 mars 1974.
Sans références: 'Senantes: 3 personnes ont vu 2 "SV".' (Senantes: 3 people saw 2 'SV'.).
Sans références: '"L'AUBE...tique" OVNI or not OVNI par G.CLAUDE'. DATE: N° 1 mai 1978.
Sans références: Notes dactylos de G.Claude CAPET: Extraits d'une interview de Michel MONNERIE, 3 feuillets (p.9/10/11 fin).
Sans références: Article sur le phénomène du 5/11/1990 et sur la BIDU.
Sans références: Interview de Boris CHOURINOV.
Sans références: Sur les traces des S.V. par le Capt.KERVANDAL.
Sans références: Article de J.F. DUSAILLY (New York). DATE: N° 1967/5 ?

Section VI/ EXTRAITS DE REVUES UFOLOGIQUES & CONNEXES.

#### Sub-section 1/ REVUES FRANCOPHONES.

REVUE DU MAGNETISME: 'Etude du psychisme expérimental' (Study of experimental psychism). DATE: N° 6 11.12/1975.

#### Sub-section 2/ REVUES ETRANGERES.

CUADERNOS DE UFOLOGIA: '....Extraits....' DATE: N°6 & 7 1989.
BUFORA: '....Extraits....' DATE: N° 11 01/1986.
CEFAI (Argentine): 'Los OVNI con occupantes en Argentina.' (UFOs with occupants in Argentina.). DATE: Non référencé.

Section VII/ AIDE AU CHERCHEUR ET A L'ENQUETEUR.

#### Sub-section 1/ CHEMISE GUIDE DE L'ENQUETEUR.

Guide de l'APRO (2 ex.).
Guide SOBEPS.
Rapport type LDLN: maquette.

#### Sub-section 2/ CHEMISE PROJET INFORMATIQUE "FIDUFO".

Remerciements

(EN FORME DE MEA CULPA)

The SCEAU wishes to thank its members for their trust and patience. It acknowledges those who have waited for the finalization of their contract, those waiting for transactions with AD, and those who have waited for a word from SCEAU. The secretary is described as a 'marmotte' (groundhog), meaning they sometimes fall asleep on documents or delay responses.

The secretary 'confus' (confused) is Gilles DURAND.

Marmotter: A verb popularized by SCEAU in its 'Main Courante' (Logbook), meaning to doze off, to fall asleep on a document, to keep it aside for an unreasonable time.
Ex.: René FAUDRIN has been 'marmotting' for 2 years on SCEAU documents (and SCEAU is losing patience).
Or: Our treasurer often 'marmottes' on the 'Main Courante' (but we forgive her).

CONDITIONNEMENT DES ARCHIVES DE MICHEL MONNERIE (SELON LES NORMES EN VIGUEUR AUX AN)

The Michel MONNERIE fund is currently divided into 10 cartons according to 'AN norms'. The distribution of documents in each carton is as follows:

CARTON N° 1: All documents related to books written by Michel MONNERIE, as well as the LDLN collective, 'Mystérieuses Soucoupes volantes'.
CARTON N° 2: Readers' letters. Articles, etc.
CARTON N° 3: LDLN readers' letters. MONNERIE correspondence. Invitations to UFO congresses, conferences, and various advertisements.
CARTON N° 4: SPECIAL GEPAN. Brochures. Technical Notes. Various documents. LUCON Dossier. TRANS-EN-PROVENCE Dossier.
CARTON N° 5: STUDIES. ENQUETES (1). Documents to aid researchers and investigators.
CARTON N° 6: PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES. ENQUETES (2). Files of Mme GUEUDELOT.
CARTON N° 7: French Ufological Reviews.
CARTON N° 8: Ufological Reviews: GEPA * GNEOVNI. * SPEPSE * AAMT.
CARTON N° 9: Ufological Reviews: Collection of LDLN.
CARTON N° 10: Ufological Reviews: Collection of INFORESPACE.
CARTON N° 11: Related and General Reviews. Foreign Ufological Reviews.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The document primarily serves as an inventory and organizational guide for the archives of Michel Monnerie, a figure in ufology. The content reflects a deep and systematic engagement with UFO phenomena, lunar anomalies, and related scientific and historical inquiries. It highlights a strong emphasis on documentation, correlation, and critical analysis, as evidenced by the numerous studies, statistical analyses, and critical reviews mentioned. The publication appears to be a specialized journal or newsletter catering to ufologists and researchers, providing a platform for sharing findings, correspondence, and archival materials. The editorial stance, as suggested by the detailed cataloging and the inclusion of critical studies, leans towards a serious and methodical approach to the subject matter, while also acknowledging the broader context of paranormal and scientific exploration.

The inclusion of a 'Remerciements' (Acknowledgements) section with a self-deprecating tone ('MEA CULPA') and the use of the term 'marmotte' to describe the secretary suggests a community-oriented publication with a degree of informality and camaraderie among its members and contributors. The 'Le Coin des Penseurs' (The Thinkers' Corner) section, featuring a quote about the importance of museums, libraries, and the pursuit of knowledge, further reinforces the intellectual and reflective nature of the publication.

This document is not a magazine issue in the traditional sense, but rather an inventory or catalog of the "FONDS D'ARCHIVES UFOLOGIQUES GPUN/CNEGU" (Ufological Archives Fund GPUN/CNEGU). It details the history and activities of the Groupe Privé Ufologique Nancéien (GPUN) and lists a substantial collection of ufological books and French ufological periodicals.

GPUN/CNEGU Foundation and Activities

The Groupe Privé Ufologique Nancéien (GPUN) was founded in 1975 in Nancy (54), France, by a group of friends. The organization conducted investigations across the departments of Meurthe-et-Moselle, Moselle, Meuse, and Vosges. The GPUN was a member of the CECRU and a co-founder of the CNEGU. Its activities, which included conferences, exhibitions, investigations, and observation vigils, spanned 11 years, from 1975 to 1986. During this period, the association published an information bulletin titled "Réalité ou Fiction?". As an association governed by the law of 1901 (ASBL), it accumulated a significant volume of archives. The document states that these archives will be deposited at the Departmental Archives, with the exact location to be confirmed and announced later.

The individuals credited with participating in the archival effort are Mile Isabelle Dumas, Mile Christine Zwygart, M. Gilles Durand, M. Gilles Munsch, M. Thierry Rocher, and M. Raoul Robé.

Ufological Books Listed

The document then presents an extensive catalog of ufological books, divided into sections. Each entry includes the author(s), title, edition, and year of publication.

Section 1: LIVRES UFOLOGIQUES

This section lists 33 books:

1. ADAMSKI / LESLIE - Les Soucoupes Volantes ont attenti (J'ai Lu, 1974)
2. BASTIDE Jean - La mémoire des VNT (Mercure de France, 1978)
3. BERGIER Jacques - Les extra-terrestres dans l'histoire (J'ai Lu, 1988)
4. BOURRET J.Claude (dédicace) - Le nouveau défi des ovni (France Empire, 1976)
5. BOURRET J.Claude - La science face aux extra-terrestres (France Empire, 1978)
6. BOURRET J.Claude - OVNI l'année parle (France Empire, 1979)
7. BOZZONETTI Yvan - La propulsion des soucoupes volantes à compte d'auteur (1975)
8. CATHIE B./TEMM P. - Harmonic 695 (S.Messinger, 1981)
9. COARER-KALONDAN - Les Celtes et les extra-terrestres (Marabout, 1973)
10. DELVAL Pierre - Le grand livre des OVNI (De Vecchi, 1976)
11. DE ZAN Christian - Guide du chasseur de phénomènes OVNI (De Vecchi, 1979)
12. DURRANT Henry - Le livre noir des soucoupes volantes (Robert Laffont, 1974)
13. EDWARDS Franck - Les soucoupes volantes affaire sérieuse (Robert Laffont, 1974)
14. FIGUET / RUCHON - Le 1er dossier complet des rencontres rapprochées en France (Alain Lefeuvre, 1979)
15. FREDERICK Robert - A la recherche des extra-terrestres (Bordas poche, 1973)
16. GARDES François - Chasseurs d'ovni (Albin Michel, 1977)
17. GARREAU Charles - Alerte dans le ciel (Alain Lefeuvre, 1981)
18. GARREAU Charles - Face aux extra-terrestres (Livre de Poche, 1975)
19. GUIEU Jimmy - Black out sur les soucoupes volantes (Fleuve Noir, 1956)
20. KEYHOE Donald - Les étrangers de l'espace (Presses Pockets, 1977)
21. LAGARDE Fernand - Mystérieuses soucoupes volantes (Albatros, 1976)
22. LE POER TRENCH B. - Les géants venus du ciel (J'ai Lu, 1975)
23. MACDUFF Claude - Le procès des soucoupes volantes (Québec-Amérique, 1976)
24. MICHEL Aimé - Lueurs sur les soucoupes volantes (Alame, 1954)
25. PERRIN Jack - Le mystère des ovni (Pygmalion, 1976)
26. PINVIDIC Thierry - Le noeud gordien (France Empire, 1979)
27. RIBERA A. - Ces mystérieux ovni (De Vecchi, 1976)
28. SCORNAUX/PIENS - A la recherche des ovni (Marabout, 1976)
29. STEIGER Brad - OVNI: le projet "Blue Book" (Belfond, 1979)
30. VALLEE Jacques - Le collège invisible (Albin Michel, 1975)
31. VALLEE/HYNEK - Aux limites de la réalité (Albin Michel, 1978)
32. VORILHON Claude - Le message donné par les ET (l'édition du message, 1978)
33. ZURCHER Eric - Les apparitions d'humanoïdes (Alain Lefeuvre, 1979)

Section 1.3: LIVRES-DOMAINE CONNEXE

This section lists 11 books related to the ufological domain:

1. BERGIER Jacques - Le livre de l'Inexplicable (France Loisir, 1976)
2. CHARROUX Robert - Le livre des mondes oubliés (Robert Laffont, 1972)
3. CHARROUX Robert - Le livre du passé mystérieux (Robert Laffont, 1973)
4. CHARROUX Robert - L'énigme des Andes (Robert Laffont, 1974)
5. CHARROUX Robert - Archives des autres mondes (Robert Laffont, 1977)
6. FINNE Jacques - Les grandes mystifications (Marabout, 1975)
7. GRANGER Michel - La face cachée du ciel (Albin Michel, 1979)
8. KOHLER Pierre - Les gouttes du cosmos (Presses Pocket, 1979)
9. MEZENTSEV V. - Phénomènes étranges dans l'atmosphère et sur la Terre (MIR Moscou, 1970)
10. PUHARICH Andrija - Uri Geller (J'ai Lu, 1976)
11. TIZANE Emile - Les apparitions de la Vierge: un enquêteur laïc s'interroge (Tchou "PSI", 1977)

Humour

A section titled "HUMOUR" features an illustration inspired by "Le Petit Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, with a caption related to a contract with "SCEAU" and a drawing by Thierry Rocher and Raoul Robé from 1995.

French Ufological Periodicals Listed

The document then provides an extensive list of French ufological periodicals, categorized by title, editor, and publication dates.

Section 2: REVUES UFOLOGIQUES FRANCAISES

This section details numerous periodicals:

1. AESV: Bulletin de l'AESV (Aix-en-Provence). Issues listed from January 1978 to the 1st quarter of 1981.
2. ALLERTE SOUCOUPES VOLANTES: Section Ufologique Saint-Marcellinaise (annexe OURANOS). Issue listed: March 1974.
3. ANNUAIRE DU CIGU & CIRCULAIRE CIGU: CIGU (Ile de France). Issues listed: June 1984, June 1985, September 1986, and Circular CIGU issues from September 1988 to June 1989.
4. ANTENNE 888: Editor: ?? (1 example: Verseau 1 (nouvelle série) ??)
5. APPROCHE: Société Varoise d'Etude des Phénomènes Spatiaux (SVEPS). Issues listed from the 2nd quarter of 1977 to 1980.
6. GAHIERS TECHNIQUES: GIR (Troyes 10). Issues listed from 1980 to 1983.
7. CERPI: Revue du CERPI de Saintes. Issues listed from 1981 to February 1980.
8. CIEL INSOLITE: Union des groupements GEOS CIES OURANOS. Issue listed: August 1969.
9. CIRCULAIRE DE LIAISON ET D'INFORMATION: CEMOCPI (St Priest-en-Jarez 42). Issues listed: February 1980, June 1980, October 1980.
10. CIRCULAIRE DU CNEGU: CNEGU (F. Diolez). Issues listed: 1986.
11. CONTACT OVNI: CEO FRANCE. Issues listed from the 3rd quarter of 1990 to the 1st quarter of 1991.
12. DOSSIER HOLD-UP: GEPO/CONTROL. Dated 1981.
13. ENTRE NOUS: GTR/GEOS. Issues listed from May 1979 to September 1979.
14. GERO INFORMATIONS (Ovni et cie): GERO (Besançon 25). Issues listed from the 1st quarter of 1979 to the 3rd quarter of 1983, with a "Hors série" (special issue) not dated.
15. GRIPHOM BULLETIN: GRIPHOM. Issue listed: 1st quarter 1980.
16. INFO ASTRO: Commission clubs d'astronomie et associationnationale sciencess techniques jeunesse. Issue listed: November 1980.
17. INFO OVNI: Groupe 0300 (Montluçon). Issues listed from the 4th quarter of 1978 to April 1978 (Hors Série).
18. INSOLITE 44: ACEPI (Nantes). Issue listed: January 1988.
19. KRUPTOS: Société pour l'étude et l'investigation des phénomènes parallèles. Issue listed: Summer 1977.
20. LA LIGNE BLEUE SURVOLEE?: Cercle Vosgien Lumieres-Dans-La-Nuit (CVLDLN- Epinal 88). Issues listed from 1979 to 1987.
21. LE GLAIVE DE L'UFOLOGIE FRANCAISE: Centre d'Etudes et d'interventions des manifestations de l'espace (CEIME). No date provided.
22. LE PHENOMENE OVNI: CSERUI (Chambéry). Issues listed from the 2nd quarter of 1978 to September 1985.
23. LES EXTRATERRESTRES: GEOS (Rebai's 77). Issues listed from January 1977 to October 1978.
24. L'INSOLITE: bulletin de liaison des Amateurs d'insolite (Macon 71). Issue listed: July 1975.
25. NEANT +: CLLDLN (Lyon). Issues listed from the 1st quarter of 1980 to September 1982.
26. NOSTRA: Revue Nostra (N°202 spécial OVNI). Dated February 18, 1976.
27. Notes Techniques du GEPAN: GEPAN CNES (Toulouse). Lists numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 18. Also notes information N°2, 3, 4 + presentation du GEPAN.
28. OURANOS: OURANOS. Issues listed from the 1st quarter of 1973 to the 1st quarter of 1980.
29. OVNI INFO: Groupe PALMOS (Montpellier 34). Issues listed from the 1st quarter of 1979 to the 4th quarter of 1981.
30. OVNI PEUT ETRE: Yves Chosson (Nantes/Nancy). Issues listed: June 1985, October 1986.
31. OVNI PRESENCE: AESV (Aix-en-Provence). Issues listed from September 1981 to December 1983.
32. OVNI 43: GLRU (Le Puy 43). Issues listed from March 1979 to September 1979, with some dates missing.
33. PHENOMENES INCONNUS: CFRU et FSU (Grenoble 38). Issue listed: 4th quarter 1971.
34. PHENOMENES SPATIAUX: GEPA (Paris). Issues listed: March 1975, June 1975, December 1975. Includes two "Hors série" publications: "ovni: le plus grand problème de notre temps?" by Dr J.E.McDonald (2nd quarter 1969) and "les extra-terrestres" by J.U.Pereira (1974).
35. REALITE OU FICTION?: Groupe Privé Ufologique Nancéien (GPUN Nancy 54). Issues listed from 1975 to April 1988, including a special issue "(enquêtes en BD)" from 1977.
36. RECHERCHES UFOLOGIQUES: Groupement Nordiste d'Etudes OVNI (GNEOVNI 62). Issues listed from the 1st quarter of 1978 to the 3rd quarter of 1983.
37. REFLETS DU XXI SIECLE: R21. One example without date.
38. RENCONTRES: Editor: ??. Issue listed: 1st quarter 1981.
39. REVUE DU GROUPE 5255: Groupe 52-55 (Chaumont). Issues listed: February 1980, 1982, 1983.
40. SIECLE INCONNU: GEPO (St Symphorien-de-Lay 42). Issues listed from May/June 1977 to October 1980, with some dates missing.
41. UFO BULLETIN: SLUB. Issues listed from June 1979 to 1982, with a special CECRU issue in 1981.
42. UFO INFORMATIONS: Association des Amis de Marc Thirouin (AAMT Valence). Issues listed from the 4th quarter of 1976 to the 1st quarter of 1981.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The primary theme of this document is the cataloging of ufological literature and periodicals, reflecting the activities and interests of the GPUN and related organizations. The content is purely archival and bibliographic, providing a historical record of French ufological publications. There is no discernible editorial stance beyond the presentation of this information. The focus is on documenting the existence and publication details of books and journals related to UFOs and extraterrestrial phenomena, primarily from the 1970s and 1980s in France.

This document is a comprehensive catalog of "Revue Ufologiques Etrangeres" (Foreign Ufological Reviews), detailing a wide array of publications and archival materials related to UFO phenomena. It is primarily in French, with some entries in other languages. The content spans a significant period, mainly from the late 1970s through the late 1980s.

Detailed Catalog of Ufological Publications

The document is organized into several sections, listing various ufological magazines, bulletins, and journals from different countries:

French Publications:

UFOLOGIA (43/TITRE): Edited by CFRU (Forbach 57), with issues listed from November/December 1975 to January/February 1984.
UFOLOGIE BULLETIN (44/TITRE): Edited by Cercle International de Jeunes Ufologues (CIJU), with issues from July-September 1975 to December 1977.
UFOLOGIE CONTACT (45/TITRE): Edited by Société Parisienne d'Etude des Phénomènes Spatiaux et Etranges (SPEPSE), with issues from October 1979 to January 1981, including an undated presentation booklet.
UFOLOGIE CONTACT (feuille circulaire) (46/TITRE): Edited by CIJU et LDLN, with issues from July 7, 1977, and November 5, 1977, and December 12, 1977.
UFOLOGIE 29 (47/TITRE): Edited by GEPSI (Brest), with issue n°2 from 1983.
VAUCLUSE UFOLOGIQUE (48/TITRE): Edited by GREPO (Avignon), with issues from July-August 1977 to January 1983, including special issues.
VIMANA 21 (49/TITRE): Edited by ADRUP (Dijon), with issues from 1982 to 1988, including special issues.
VERO INFO (50/TITRE): Edited by Groupe VERONICA (Nimes), with issues listed as unknown.

International Publications:

ARGUS DES PHENOMENES SPATIAUX: Edited by CERPI de Bruxelles, with issues dated July 1, 1978, and August 7, 1978.
BULLETIN DU GUB: Edited by GUB (Suisse), with issues from 1979 to 1980.
CENAP REPORT: Edited by CENAP (Allemagne), with issues from February 1982 to December 1985.
UFO INFORMATION: Edited by CENAP HEILBRONN (Allemagne), with issue n°13 from October 1984.
LES CHRONIQUES DE LA CLEU: Edited by La Commission Luxembourgeoise d'Etudes Ufologiques (CLELU), with issues from June 1978 to June 1985, including special issues.
ENIGME: Edited by Société Lausannarse d'Etude des Phénomènes Spatiaux (SLEPS) (Suisse), with issue n°2 from October 1979.
INFO CEPS: Edited by CEPS (Luxembourg), with issues from 1983 to 1984.
INFORESPACE: Edited by SOBEPS (Belgique), with a special issue on "Historique des OVNIs" from 1975.
JOURNAL FUR UFO FORSCHUNG: Edited by GEP (Allemagne), with an issue from July-August 1984.
KADATH: Edited by Association KADATH (Belgique), with issue n°32 from March-April 1979.
LIMITES: Edited by SLEPS Société Lémanique d'Etude des phénomènes Spatiaux (Suisse), with issues from 1977 to 1978, including a special issue.
NUAVE REALTA: Edited by an unknown Italian group, with issue n°3 from June 1980.
PANORAMA UFO: Edited by an unknown Italian group, with issue N°1 from January-March 1979.
RENCONTRE OVNI: Edited by an unknown group, with issues from 1978 and January-April 1980, including a special issue.
UFO BELGIUM: Edited by Groupe ? (Belgique), with issue n°2 from July-September 1986.
UFO PHENOMENA: Edited by CNIFAA (Italy in English), with an issue from 1979.
UFO 21: Edited by Marc Broln. Hasselt (Groupe Flamand), with an issue described as "un exemplaire" and a publication date of October 21.
RENCONTRE OVNI: Edited by CCU Centrale De Compilation Ufologique Du Quebec, with issues from 1981.

Specialized Documents and Archives

The document also details a collection of specialized documents and archives:

Dossier "DOCUMENTS ET ARTICLES OVNI" (Orange Binder):

This section lists a variety of press articles, photos, drawings, and studies related to UFOs. It is categorized into:

Chapter PHOTOS: Articles from various journals like "Liberté de l'Est", "L'Epatane", "Télé Jours", "Télé Poche", "Special Dernière", "L'Express", "Le Pèlerin", "L'Aure Monde", "Objectif Lorraine", "Nostra", "Paris Match", "Haute Marme Libérée", "VOHebdo", "Planète n°29", and "Bourret IC."
Chapter DESSINS: Articles from "France Dimanche", "Le Parisien", "vie modeme", "Le Monde d'Aujourd'hui", "Nostra", "Ouranos", "Affiche", and "L'Autre Monde n°4."
Chapter TRACES: Articles from "Ciel et Espace", "L'Aure Monde", "France Dimanche", "Est Républicain", and "Magazine 2000."
Chapter ETUDES: Articles and studies from "L'Autre Monde", "Planète n°29", "Reader's Digest", "L'Express", "Quipos", "La Recherche", "Paris Match", "Spirou", "Le Hérisson", "Nostradamus", "Podium", "France Soir", and articles by Gordon Jackson and Serges Zeyons.

Correspondence Archives:

The document details extensive correspondence archives, categorized by sender and recipient, including:

Correspondence Administrative: Lists of addresses, national library deposits, administrative letters to various organizations, and press releases.
Courrier with GEPAN/CNES: Letters regarding optical networks and general correspondence.
Courrier with publishers, journalists, witnesses, and ufologists: Includes addresses for press services, letters from various individuals and organizations like "La Revue des S.V.", H.Durrant, Nouvelles Editions Rationnalistes, JC.Bouret, M.Sachs, A.Martinez, M.Dufour, and JC.Néglais.
Courrier related to Pr Maubeuge: Letters to and from Pr Maubeuge, a member of the Academy of Sciences of Nancy.
Correspondence with Jean-Luc Proust, Emanuel Fund, Jean Bastide, and Michel Le Mouel.
Courrier with Jean Sider and Jean Giraud.
Courrier with foreign correspondents: Letters from V.I.Sanarov (URSS), Lorenzo Massei (Italy), and F.Cerda Guarda (Spain).
CHEMISE BRUNE (Brown Binder): Contains correspondence between GPUN and individuals, publishers, and foreign contacts, with dates ranging from 1977 to 1986.

Portraits

A photograph is included showing the board of "Le Sceau" at Culmont-Chalendrey during their 1995 General Assembly. The individuals are identified from left to right: Thierry PINVIDIC, Raoul ROBE, Gilles DURAND, Christine ZWYGART, Isabelle DUMAS, Gilles MUNSCH & Thierry ROCHER.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The primary theme is the cataloging and archiving of ufological information, including publications, research, and personal correspondence. The document serves as an inventory of resources for ufological study, highlighting the breadth of activity and research in the field during the specified period. The editorial stance appears to be one of diligent archival and informational organization, aiming to provide a comprehensive overview of the available materials. The note regarding the consultation of correspondence emphasizes the sensitive nature of some documents, pertaining to the private lives of individuals.

This document is not a magazine issue but an archival listing of correspondence and documents received by a group identified as GPUN. The entries are organized by sender or recipient and include dates, names, and brief descriptions of the materials exchanged. The primary focus is on ufology and related research.

Content Breakdown

The document is structured as a series of numbered entries, each representing a communication or a collection of documents. These are categorized by the group or individual sending or receiving the material, and often by the nature of the document itself.

Page 1:

Destinataire: GPUN
Expéditeur: Proviseur du lycée Varoquaux (54), M.Remerianl, with 3 prospectuses of "mouvement missionnaire intérieur laique" (Barlin 62), "bande-dessinée satirique sur JC.Bourret" by J.Bastide.
Dates: 03/05/1979, 19/05/1979.
Other correspondents: Y.Grosjean (member GPUN), JC.Monet (75), ML.Tanguy (93). Documents include prospectuses from CENAP (RFA).
Dates: 11/11/1979, 09/03/1982.
More correspondents: M.Jeantheau (94), ANTARES (Belgique), MJC d'Argentan, J.Rivière, Moreau (GEAIOCPI), MIC Grenobje, D. Vidal (GLRU), Mime Khoat (témoin), Y. Grosjean (membre).
Dates: 01/07/1982, 11/07/1979, 18/01/1980, 21/02/1980, 04/07/1980, 08/07/1980, 18/07/1980, 05/02/1979, 21/11/1978.
Document: Journal Le Figaro du 01/09/1967.
Further correspondents: D.Schreiner (membre), A.Gamard, MENSA, Raëliens de Nancy, an anonymous letter from a witness in Nancy, B. Villė (membre), the proviseur of the lycée de Tomblaine, G.André (église des Sairss des derniers jours), MBur (photo of the witness in Nancy), witness from Cirey/Vezouze, M.Derozier, G.André (for conference), JL.Decanis (13).
Dates: 1980, 27/03/1979, 29/01/1978, 05/06/1977, 10/03/1976, 22/04/1976, 12/01/1977, 02/10/1976, 17/08/1975, 18/09/1976, 25/10/1976, 02/01/1977, 1981.
Document: Prospectus "Les Soleils de S. Goulart".
Correspondents: M.Seeliger (USA), for a book by contactee Siragusa.
Dates: 23/06/1982, 1981.
More correspondents: P.Houchard (93), S.Sebergs (joumaliste), for US prospectus "Le grand contact".
Dates: 22/05/1981, 16/03/1981, 1981.
Additional correspondents: L.Bourdin (LDLN 63), M.Broux (Belgique), B.Maccabee.
Dates: 13/04/1982, 1982, 13/03/1982.
Documents: "Mark-Age" (USA), "Fund for ufo research".
Dates: 1981.

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Correspondents: C.Cuq (Quebec), J.Bastide, Pr Samarov (URSS) (2 cartes), Lorenzo Massai (Italie), M.Simon (témoin), P.Haupt (membre), M.Risen (64).
Dates: 26/05/1981, 24/07/1980, 14/08/1982, 28/07/1979, 23/08/1980, 02/10/1979, 1980, 01/09/1980.
Document: Prospectus anglais mémoire de S.Poli.
Correspondent: M.Figuet.
Date: 10/02/1983.
Document: Prospectus du livre de G.Adamski.
Correspondents: C.Zwygart (52), C.Pignol (13) (student thesis on UFO), R. Thome (G.5255) NorvErdre (44), R. Veillith (LDLN), Centre Bazin (MJC Nancy).
Dates: 16/04/1986, 23/02/1987, 20/10/1987, 26/10/1985, 21/01/1986.
Document: Prospectus for "Who's Who" ufologique (USA).
Date: 30/08/1987.
Section Title: CLASSEUR COURRIER (Correspondence Binder).
Content: Relations between ufological groups, alphabetically by association name (A to G).
List of groups: 37 groups from AAMT to SVEPS with addresses.
Letter: Announcing the birth of AIHPI by M.Coste (75) (undated).
1) Correspondence with AAMT (Association des Amis de Marc Thirouin - Valence 26): Numerous entries with GPUN and AAMT, with dates ranging from 25/05/1977 to 25/05/1985.
2) Correspondence with CUFOS FRANCE (J.Louis Brochard) and ADEPS ATLANTIQUE (56): Entries with GPUN, CUFOS FRANCE, and ADEPS, with dates from 09/01/1977 to 28/12/1977.

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3) Correspondence with ADRUP (Association Dijonnaise de Recherche ufologique et parapsychologique-21): Entries with GPUN, ADRUP, G.Hammer, P.Foumel.
Dates: 01/12/1981, 12/05/1978, 25/03/1985, 07/07/1994.
4) Correspondence with AESV (Association d'étude sur les soucoupes volantes-Aix en Provence 13): Entries with GPUN, AESV.
Dates: 18/03/1978 to 24/07/1982.
5) Correspondence with CFRU (Cercle Français de Recherche Ufologique-Forbach 57): Entries with GPUN, CFRU, R.Stangret (correspondant GPUM GPUN).
Dates: 21/01/1976 to 19/04/1979.
6) Correspondence with CGU (Club Girondin d'Ufologie- Pessac-33): Entries with GPUN, CGU, A.Lucot, P.Lecler (secrétaire GPUN), L.Lacoste.
Dates: 23/09/1976 to 16/11/1978.

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7) Correspondence with CIJU (Cercle International des Jeunes Ufologues-James Petit-95): Documents include association presentation and UFO Bulletin, and a photocopy of a schoolbook cover with a presumed UFO explained as a lamp post.
Correspondents: GPUN, CIJU, JP.Petit.
Dates: 09/03/1976 to 07/07/1981.
8) Correspondence with CLEU (Commission Luxembourgeoise d'Etudes Ufologiques-Ch.Petit): Entries with GPUN, CLEU, Gilbert Schmitz, CEPS CENAP (RFA).
Dates: 08/03/1978 to 18/05/1983.
9) Correspondence with CNRE (Centre National de Recherche sur l'Etrange- Patrick Billaude-57): Entries with GPUN, CNRE.
Dates: 28/06/1977 to 28/06/1978.
10) Correspondence with CCUQ (Québec): Entries with GPUN, CCUQ, J.Sauvageau.
Dates: 31/05/1982, 10/05/1982.

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11) Correspondence with CRUN (Nice 06): Entries with GPUN, CRUN, A.Gamard.
Dates: 05/05/1978 to 26/04/1987.
12) Correspondence with CSERU (Comité Savoyard d'Etude et de Recherche Ufologique-Chambéry 73): Entries with GPUN, CSERU.
Dates: 14/02/1978 to ??.
13) Correspondence with group 03100 EPI (Montluçon-03): Entries with GPUN, EPI.
Dates: 14/16/1978 to ??.
14) Correspondence with GAU (Groupement Aubois d'Ufologie-Romilly 10:Rémy Renaux): Entries with GPUN, GAU, R.Renaux.
Dates: 14/02/1978 to 1978.
15) Correspondence with GEPO (St Symphorien 42): Entries with GPUN, GEPO, D.Dellile.
Dates: Nov. et décemb. 1977 to 01/04/1978.

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16) Correspondence with GEOS FRANCE (77): Documents include association presentation and "Les Extraterrestres" review.
Correspondents: GPUN, GEOS.
Dates: 31/08/1977 to 10/03/1978.
17) Correspondence with GEOVI (63): Presentation and sticker of the association.
Date: 1980.
18) Correspondence with GEPSI (29): Entries with GPUN, GEPSI (R.Marhic).
Dates: 15/10/1981, undated.
19) Correspondence with GIU (Belgique) and CERPI: Entries with GPUN, GIU, CERPI.
Dates: Undated to 12/1978, 24/04/1978.
Section Title: CLASSEUR COURRIER (color bordeau) (Correspondence Binder).
Content: Correspondence relations between groups (from GL to VER.) (suite).
**Presentation of GPUN (Groupe Privé Ufologique Nancéien).
20) Correspondence with GLRU (Langéac-43): Entries with GPUN, GLRU, G.Peyret (président).
Dates: 18/03/1978 to 31/10/1978, 15/01/1980.

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21) Correspondence with GNEOVNI (Lille-59 et 62): Documents include presentation of GNEOVNI and ufological advice.
Correspondents: GNEOVNI, GPUN, JP.D'Hondt (président), D.Caudron.
Dates: 27/02/1978 to 06/06/1985.
Document: "liste de données d'une enquête" (list of data from an investigation).
Visiting card: GPIRS (JC.Belcacémi Nancy 54).
22) Correspondence with GREPO (Avignon 84): Entries with GPUN, GREPO, R.Faudrin, R.Robé, De Remeries, De Tremeries.
Dates: 20/09/1977 to 03/05/1983.
Document: "liste des groupes ufologiques" (list of ufological groups).
Letter: Circular from CECRU.

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23) Correspondence GREU/FUNO (94): Entries with GPUN, GREU.
Dates: 12/09/1976 to 09/09/1978.
Documents: "présentation du CECRU, commission études et documentation" (13/10/1979), "Carte de voeux" (1980).
24) Correspondence GRIPHOM (13): Entries with GRIPHOM, GPUN.
Dates: 28/12/1977 to 22/02/1978.
Document: Communication from GRIPHOM.
Correspondent: M.Bedet.
Date: 08/09/1981.
25) Correspondence GUB (Suisse): Entries with GPUN, GUB.
Dates: 28/12/1977, 15/03/1979.
26) Correspondence SOBEPS (Belgique): Entries with SOBEPS, GPUN.
Date: 20/05/1980.
27) Correspondence PALMOS (34): Entry with GPUN, B.Dupi (carte).
Date: Undated.
28) Correspondence SLEPS (Suisse): Presentation of SLEPS, statutes of SLEPS.
Correspondents: SLEPS, GPUN.
Dates: 04/10/1977 to 12/08/1978.
Letter: Invitation from SLEPS, letter from SLEPS members about their president's resignation.
29) Correspondence SLUB (26): Entries with GPUN, SLUB, C. Fievée.
Dates: 09/06/1979 to 16/07/1981.
30) Correspondence SPEPSE (78): Entries with GPUN, SPEPSE, T.Pinvidic.
Dates: 21/02/1978 to 10/07/1978.

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30) Correspondence SPEPSE (78) continued: Entries with GPUN, SPEPSE, T.Pinvidic.
Dates: 21/08/1978 to 30/11/1981.
Document: Project for the organization of SPEPSE.
Document: "lettre circulaire du Groupe Control" (March 1983).
31) Correspondence SVEPS (83): Documents include "résultats de surveillance du ciel commune" (results of commune sky surveillance), "compte-rendu de veillée" (vigil report), "circulaire surla FFU Fédération Française d'Ufologie" (circular on FFU).
Correspondents: GPUN, SVEPS, F.Crébely.
Dates: 20/05/1977 to 17/06/1979.
Document: "article de R.Robé sur les surveillances du ciel" (article by R.Robé on sky surveillance).
Document: "circulaire de veillées" (circular of vigils).
32) Correspondence VERONICA (30): "Carte" address of VERONICA, Invitation to CECRU of Nimes.
Correspondents: VERONICA, GPUN.
Dates: 28/12/1978 to 12/05/1979.
Documents: "Ordre dujour du CECRU" (Agenda of CECRU), "Circulaire VERONICA" (VERONICA Circular).

Section Title: 5-ENQUETES -ÉTUDES- (Investigations - Studies).

Folder Title: Chemise "RAPPORTS D'ENQUETES DES MEMBRES DU CNEGU": (Folder "Investigation Reports of CNEGU Members").

Date of Observation: Lists several dates from "?? il ya 75 ans" to 23/11/1978.
Location: Lists various locations in France, including Nor-sur-Erdre (44), Ozières (52), Martigny-les-Bains (88), Ancerville (55), Darmannes (52), Malzeville (54), Duon-Baigneux-les-Juifs (21), Vandoeuvre (54), Lepanges-sur-Vologne (88), Moyemont (88), Pont-à-Mousson (54).
Names of investigators: Y.Chosson, C.Zwygart, R.Thomé, JL.Thiebaud, G.Minsch, H.Pierron, Thomé René et Roger, C.Zwygart et L.Denizel, Robé Lionel, Martial et Raoul, M.Sorgues, R.Fischer, R.Métayer et R.Robé, G.Munsch, F.Diolez (double), Robé Lionel, Martial et Raoul.

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Continuation of investigator names and locations from Page 9: Leyr (54), Golbey (88), Bouxieres-aux-Dames (54), Bains-les-Bains (88), Epinal (88), Tignecourt (88), Adencour (88), Vaux-sur-Saint-Urbain (52), StAmé(88), Damas (88), La Ferré sur Aube (52), La Frette sur Aube (52), Landremont (54), Sommmerécourt (52), Lunéville (54), Ancerville-Gue (55), Granges sur Vologne (88), Choignes (52), Bains-les-Bains (88), Le Thallot (88), Gerbépal (88), Mantes-la-Cote (52), Cazilhac (34), Riaillé et Taillé (44).
Investigators associated with these locations: JC.Néglais et R.Fischer, G. Munch, R.Métayer, G.Munsch et S.Golczewski, S.Golczewski, G.Munsch, G.Munsch, C.2wygart. Thomé R.,L.Oanizel,JL. Thiebaud, G.Munsch, F. Juncosa, C.Zwygart L.Danizel, R.Thomé, JL. Thiebaud, G.Munsch, M. et R.Robé, C.Zwygart, F.Diolez et J.Gerby, R.Thomé (double), C.Fleurance et JM.Feny, L.Daniel, R. Thomé et JL. Thiebaud, G.Munsch, G.Munsch, L.Danizel, Thomé, Thiebaud, JJ.Bemard, C.Zwygait, courrier du témoin par F.Diolez, Y.Chosson et Y.Castaingte.

Section Title: CLASSEUR "DOCUMENTS DIVERS" (classeur gris marbré) (Binder "Miscellaneous Documents" (grey marbled binder)).

Content: Investigations by other associations, studies, and various articles.
Internal GPUN Document: List of the press service for the review "Réalité ou Fiction?" (Reality or Fiction?).
Articles de Presse: Presse Ocean (case of Nort-sur-Erdre (44)), Républicain Lorrain (Sectes).
Dates: 03/10/1987, 05/04/1986 (photocopies).
Study by Michel Coste (CIGU): "Eléments bibliographiques pour l'étude du hasard et des coincidences" (Bibliographical elements for the study of chance and coincidences).
Circular from GERPI and BIDU: Franck Marie (92).
Black and White Photos: Of "mysterious" Archaeology (Nazca, Palenque, Easter Island) from books by R.Charroux.
GRIPHOM Investigation Reports: Marseille case of 18/04/1977 and 15/03/1977.
LDLN 89 (Yonne) Investigation Reports: List of ongoing investigations from 1931 to 1977, Charmay 1965 and 69, Montholon 1931 and 32, Chamures of 26/06/1974 (5 B&W photos of the sites).
**Circular Letter from G.Lebat (GEOS) to R. Fouéré (GEPA) dated 25/02/1975.
Observation Report by P.Billaudé (CNRE Yutz 57): Night of 03/07/1977 in Yutz.
Exposition by Pr Maubeuge in 1976 at the Academy of Sciences of Nancy (54): Observations on the NE between 1975 and 1976.
Articles:
From Capt. Kervendal and CH. Garneau "Sur les traces des SV" (On the trail of the SV).
In English "Police and unidentified flying objects" by D.Davies.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The document's recurring themes revolve around ufology, the organization of ufological research, and the exchange of information within a global network of researchers and groups. The extensive listing of correspondence and documents suggests a proactive approach to collecting and disseminating information on UFO sightings, investigations, and related phenomena. The editorial stance, inferred from the meticulous cataloging, appears to be one of thorough archival and research-oriented documentation within the field of ufology. There is no explicit editorial commentary, but the sheer volume of contacts and materials indicates a deep engagement with the subject matter.

This document is an issue of the magazine OURANOS, dated 1968, with a focus on UFO (OVNI) related content. It appears to be a compilation of research files, press clippings, and reports, primarily from French and Luxembourgish sources, with a significant concentration of data from the 1970s.

Content Breakdown

GEOS Dossiers (US)

The issue begins by listing US UFO dossiers available through GEOS, including "Projet Blue Book", "Janap 146", and "Project Sign" (46 pages).

Investigation Reports by Louis Lacoste (CGU/PESSAC 33)

A series of investigation reports by Louis Lacoste, president of CGU/PESSAC 33, are detailed:

RR3 à Camiers (62): An observation on May 30, 1971, at 14:05, involving a humanoid, accompanied by a black and white photo from the witness.
Erstein (20/02/1976): A case from Erstein.
La Grange près de Carcès (10/02/1975): A case from La Grange near Carcès.

GEOS Article: "Atterrissage près de Montmirail (51)"

This section references a GEOS article titled "Atterrissage près de Montmirail (51)" (Landing near Montmirail), detailing a case from May 25, 1976, in Monenil (51). It also includes a press clipping from Sud-Ouest dated February 26, 1974, titled "Un cigare volant poursuivi par les gendarmes de Hte Marne (Curel)" (A flying cigar pursued by the gendarmes of Hte Marne).

Further Investigation Reports by Louis Lacoste (CGU/PESSAC 33) (Continued)

More reports from Louis Lacoste are listed:

Tarifume (33): An airborne object observed on April 26, 1976.
Pierre-de-Bresse (71): An airborne object observed on June 18, 1976.
Chatelineau (Belgium): A case with three (photocopied) photos, dated February 1, 1977.
Verrières (16): A case involving a takeoff and ground traces, with a color photo of the location.
Camgrand (33): A case with photos of the location and the witness, dated December 23, 1977.
Letter from L. Lacoste (26/06/1976): Recounting an observation in March 1955 at an anonymous location, involving anonymous witnesses RR3 and 4.
La Bussière (45): A case involving a corpse found in a carbonized Fiat in the Orléans forest on January 20, 1974.
OURANOS Review: Photocopies from issue no. 27 (August 1961) and no. 26 (July 1961) of the review OURANOS.

CFRU Dossier: "La grande énigme des SV" (The Great Enigma of SV)

This section mentions a dossier from CFRU titled "La grande énigme des SV".

CLEU Investigation Reports (Luxembourg)

Investigation reports from CLEU in Luxembourg are presented:

A translation into German of articles on UFOs.
A catalogue of Luxembourgish observations from 1971 to 1977.
Specific cases:
Mondercange (17/09/1976)
Tromborn (02/06/1975)
Schouweiler (24/04/1976)
Bridel (13/09/1976)
Contem (16/09/1976)
14 photocopied case files.

GREPO Investigation Reports (Vaucluse 84)

Investigation reports from GREPO in Vaucluse:

Bédarides (06/09/1975): With photocopies of photos.
Isle-sur-Sorgues (25/01/1977): A case from Isle-sur-Sorgues.
OVNI Cartography: A cartography of the UFO phenomenon by Michel Sorgues (GREPO).

Article from Flying Saucer Revue

An article in English from the Flying Saucer Revue titled "The Ufo & You" by A. Vance.

Rapport d'Enquête by André Révol

A report from André Révol, correspondent for OURANOS, filed in a separate folder.

Press Clippings (Pages 2-10)

The majority of the document consists of a detailed compilation of press clippings from various regional French newspapers, cataloging UFO sightings and related events. These clippings are organized by newspaper and include the title of the article and the date of publication. The newspapers featured include:

L'EST REPUBLICAIN
LE REPUBLICAIN LORRAIN
LIBERTE DE L'EST
LE PATRIOTE VOSGIEN
INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE
LUMIERES-DANS-LA-NUIT
NOSTRA
FRANCE SOIR
LE FIGARO
REPUBLICAIN LORRAIN

These clippings cover a wide range of reported phenomena, from simple sightings of luminous objects and "flying cigars" to more complex events such as alleged landings, encounters with "little green men," and even reports of extraterrestrials. The dates of these clippings span from 1891 to 1979, with a significant density in the mid-to-late 1970s.

Notable recurring themes in the press clippings include:

Numerous sightings of "OVNI" (UFOs) across various regions of France.
Reports involving "gendarmes" (police) investigating or witnessing phenomena.
Cases with multiple witnesses.
Discussions about the nature of UFOs, including theories about satellites, meteors, or extraterrestrial craft.
Specific incidents like the "Cessna" incident, the "Orly" incident, and the "Cergy-Pontoise" case.
Mentions of scientific conferences and research groups (e.g., GPUN, CNEGU, Académie Lorraine des Sciences).
Reports of alleged extraterrestrial beings (ETs) and their activities.

Specific Cases Highlighted in Press Clippings:

Montmirail (1976): Landing report.
Curel (1974): Flying cigar pursued by gendarmes.
Orly (1975): Multiple reports of UFOs, including a satellite disintegration theory and a crash.
Cergy-Pontoise (1979): A series of reports concerning the alleged abduction of a person named Franck.
Maubeuge: Multiple sightings reported.
Nancy: Frequent reports of UFOs.
Strasbourg (1978): A UFO observed for 1.5 hours.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The compilation strongly suggests a focus on documenting and archiving UFO phenomena, particularly as reported in the French press. The inclusion of detailed investigation reports alongside extensive press clippings indicates a commitment to gathering evidence and eyewitness accounts. The magazine appears to present these reports and clippings without overt commentary, allowing the raw data to speak for itself. The sheer volume of documented sightings, especially from the 1970s, highlights a period of intense public and media interest in UFOs in France. The inclusion of US dossiers suggests an effort to connect domestic findings with international research efforts. The editorial stance seems to be one of thorough documentation and information gathering within the field of ufology.

This document is a compilation of press clippings, primarily from the French newspaper 'Est Républicain', along with contributions from other publications like 'Le Monde', 'France Soir', 'Le Figaro', and 'Nostra'. The collection focuses on UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) sightings and alleged extraterrestrial (ET) encounters, spanning a period from the early 1970s to the mid-1990s. The clippings are organized chronologically and by source, providing a detailed archive of reported aerial phenomena and related events.

Content Summary

The document presents a vast array of UFO-related news items. These include:

UFO Sightings and Descriptions:

Numerous articles detail specific sightings across France and occasionally internationally. Descriptions vary, mentioning luminous objects, spheres, discs, 'caravelles', and unidentified aerial phenomena. The reported behaviors of these objects include hovering, rapid acceleration, formation flying, and sudden disappearances. Locations of sightings are diverse, ranging from rural areas to cities like Nancy, Dijon, and Cergy.

Extraterrestrial Encounters and Theories:

A significant portion of the clippings discusses encounters with beings identified as extraterrestrials (ET). These reports include alleged abductions, close encounters, and theories about ET intentions, such as observation, communication, or even intervention. Some articles explore the idea that ETs might be ancient visitors or have a hidden agenda.

Investigations and Skepticism:

The collection also touches upon official and unofficial investigations into UFO phenomena. The role of organizations like GEPAN (Groupe d'Études des Phénomènes Aériens Non identifiés) is mentioned, as are scientific and public reactions, including skepticism and attempts to explain sightings as natural phenomena (e.g., meteors, atmospheric effects) or hoaxes.

Specific Incidents and Locations:

Notable incidents include:
A 'caravelle' chased by four UFOs in Spain (1979).
A disappearance in the Oise region after a UFO sighting near Cergy (1979).
Reports from pilots of strange phenomena near Dijon (1979).
An impressive luminous ball seen over Homécourt (1979).
The return of ETs to Cergy-Pontoise (1980).
A discussion on whether UFOs are science or fiction in 'Lacroix' (1980).
Sightings over Varney and Meusien (1980).
The Abruzzes region in Italy described as a UFO sanctuary (1980).
Alleged ET 'leaving a rabbit' in Sirod, Jura (1980).
Reports of UFOs over various French regions including Alsace, Burgundy, Lorraine, and the Alps.
Incidents involving alleged 'boules de feu' (fireballs) and strange lights.
Discussions about the possibility of UFOs being advanced human technology or alien spacecraft.

Thematic Range:

The articles cover a broad spectrum of UFO-related themes, including:
The physical characteristics and behavior of UFOs.
The nature and intentions of extraterrestrials.
The scientific and public response to UFO phenomena.
The historical context of UFO sightings, referencing ancient civilizations and myths.
The role of media in reporting on UFOs.

Archival Nature:

The document functions as an extensive archive, meticulously cataloging press clippings with their source, date of publication, and title/summary. This format allows for a chronological overview of how UFOs and related topics were reported in the French press over several decades.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

Several recurring themes emerge from this compilation:

Ubiquity of Sightings: UFOs are reported across diverse geographical locations in France and beyond, suggesting a widespread phenomenon.
Varied ET Narratives: Reports range from benign observations to more concerning scenarios involving abductions and potential threats.
Skepticism vs. Belief: The clippings reflect a spectrum of reactions, from serious investigation and belief in ETs to attempts at rational explanation and outright dismissal.
Media Fascination: The consistent reporting by various newspapers highlights the enduring public and media interest in UFOs and the paranormal.

While the document itself is a compilation of news reports and does not present a singular editorial stance, the sheer volume and detail of the clippings suggest a sustained interest in the topic by the featured publications, particularly 'Est Républicain'. The inclusion of diverse perspectives, from eyewitness accounts to official statements and skeptical analyses, provides a comprehensive, albeit fragmented, picture of UFO discourse in France during the latter half of the 20th century.

This issue of NOSTRA magazine, identified by its N°330 and dated August 2, 1978, is primarily a compilation of UFO-related press clippings and articles spanning from 1975 to 1978. The content is presented in French and focuses heavily on documenting various UFO sightings, investigations, and discussions within the ufological community.

Collection of Press Clippings (1975-1978)

The magazine features an extensive collection of dated entries, each with a corresponding title or brief description. These entries detail numerous UFO reports from France and other parts of the world. Some notable entries include:

N°221 (June 30, 1976): Discusses the lack of falsified UFO photos and the potential influence of UFOs on American elections.
N°227 (August 11, 1976): Reports on plunging unidentified objects.
N°233 (September 22, 1976): Mentions a UFO photographed near Poitiers, France.
N°237 (October 20, 1976): Details UFO sightings in the Manche region of France.
N°240 (November 10, 1976): Reports UFOs in the Haute Marne region of France.
N°241 (November 17, 1976): Describes mysterious magic circles left by UFOs.
N°245 (December 15, 1976): Suggests that UFOs might possess marine bases.
N°300 (January 10, 1978): Discusses a UFO in Burgundy, France.
N°301 (January 17, 1978): Highlights the certainty that UFOs exist.
N°303 (January 31, 1978): Covers the great enigmas of the world of UFOs.
N°304 (February 7, 1978): Questions whether Americans have destroyed UFOs.
N°310 (March 21, 1978): Reports UFOs in Champagne, France.
N°311 (March 28, 1978): Explains the three types of encounters with UFOs.
N°313 (April 11, 1978): States that one can no longer doubt the reality of UFOs.
N°316 (May 2, 1978): Mentions the creation of a French society for the study of UFOs and strange phenomena.
N°320 (May 30, 1978): Inquires if a UFO crashed in Bolivia.

Another section, "Collection de coupures de presse de la revue NOSTRA (1975 à 1978)", continues this compilation with more entries, including:

An S.V. (Objet Volant Non Identifié - Unidentified Flying Object) above Toulon.
An account of an entire class witnessing a UFO.
A personal experience of touching a UFO.
A scientific observation of a UFO.
UFOs in the Soviet Union.
The principal "flight corridors" of UFOs.
Questions about UFO bases in Argentina.
The 1977 UFO observation report for France.
The possibility of UFOs in prehistory.
A UFO in Champagne.
The three types of encounters with UFOs.
The creation of a "Société Parisienne d'Etude des Phénomènes Spatiaux et Etranges".
A reference to Jimmy Carter's report on UFOs.
A discussion on whether the UFO problem was resolved in 1978.
The UFO of Tarbes.
Experiences with the strange.
A film about authentic UFO documents.
UFOs in the Midi region.
A UFO crash in Bolivia.
Soviet colonies in space.
UFO phenomena and solar eruptions.

Extracts from Reviews / Press Clippings

This section lists various publications and their articles related to UFOs, including:

L'inconnu: An interview with ClPoker about the existence of UFOs.
Sciences & Avenir: Articles on astronomers investigating UFOs and signs of extraterrestrial civilizations.
3 è millénaire: A report on a Franco-Spanish UFO.
Ici Paris Hebdo: A continuation of a large investigation into UFOs.
Le Paris Libéré: An article about UFOs in Luxembourg.
Wilwerdinger Gazette: An article about the "other reality" of flying objects.
Journal luxembourgeois: Articles on UFOs in Luxembourg.
Science & Vie: An article about a UFO being a kite.
Armées d'aujourd'hui: An article about the "Soucoupes" (flying saucers).
Moi: An article about UFOs and human science.
C.D.F.: An article about gendarmes and UFOs.
Libération: An article about a UFO in the sky over Colombes.
Le Parisien Libéré: An article about UFOs in the sky over Colombes.

NOSTRA: "LE DOSSIER DES OVNI" by J.M.Douchet

This section provides a catalog of observations related to UFOs, with dates and corresponding issue numbers from the review. It lists observations from 1948-1949 up to 1973, with references to specific issues of the publication.

NOSTRA/ EXTRAITS SANS REFERENCE

This part lists articles without specific reference numbers, covering topics such as:

Bell-shaped UFOs.
1976 as a decisive year for UFOs.
A summary of UFOs.
The history of UFOs being as old as the world.
Different hypotheses about UFOs.
The best defense against ETs.
Personal experiences of unexplained phenomena.
Descriptions of silent, orange, evolving objects.
The ongoing presence of ETs.
The need to change attitudes towards ETs.
The rejection of "Venusian messages" by astronomer Adamski.
The king of the world and UFOs.
A radar that works and costs only 10 francs.

Dossier: "OVNI PRESSE SERVICE" year 1987.

This section indicates a dossier of press articles from 1950 to 1981, noting that some references might be missing.

Humor Section

The magazine includes a humorous cartoon titled "LE SCEAU AU TRAVAIL(4) L'INVENTAIRE SELON GILLES DURAND" by Raoul Robé, depicting a man cataloging documents, including a "BULLETIN N°1954" and a "LETTER OF HOGUL TO ROSWELL DU 24 JUIN 1947". Another section is titled "FICTION. LE SCEAU DURANT LES INVENTAIRES DES GRANDS FONDS".

FONDS D'ARCHIVES UFOLOGIQUES ANDRE FOUCHE

This section details the archives of André Fouche, an octogenarian who offered his collection to the organization. The archives contain ufological books, foreign reviews, and audio recordings. It lists several books in French, including works by J.C. Bourret, Charles Bowen, Pierre Delval, Gerald Heard, Donald E. Keyhoe, Aimé Michel, and others, covering topics like ET civilizations, flying saucers, and humanoids.

Extracts of Ufological Works

This part lists more books and extracts, including "ENQUETE SUR LES OVNIS - VOYAGE AUX FRONTIERES DE LA SCIENCE" by J.P. Petit, "LA PROPULSION DES SOUCOUPES VOLANTES PAR ACTION DIRECTE SUR L'ATOME" by Jean Plantier, and "LES EXTRA TERRESTRES" by Thomas Paul. It also mentions "CHRONIQUES DES APPARITIONS E.T." by Jacques Vallee and "LES PHENOMENES INSOLITES DE L'ESPACE" by J. & J. Vallee.

Extracts of Ufological Works (Continued)

Further extracts include "NOS ANCETRES VENUS DU COSMOS" by M. Chatelain.

Ufological Reviews in French

This section details the publication "PHENOMENES SPATIAUX" (GEPA, PARIS), listing its bulletins, both unbound and bound, with their respective publication dates and issue numbers. It covers issues from March 1966 to March 1977.

Special Issues

Two special issues are mentioned: "OVNI, LE PLUS GRAND PROBLEME SCIENTIFIQUE DE NOTRE TEMPS ?" by James Mc Donald (GEPA, 2nd quarter 1969) and "LES "EXTRA TERRESTRES"" by Jader U.Pereira (GEPA, 4th quarter 1974).

Reviews & Extracts of Reviews

This part lists extracts from Anglophone reviews like "SCIENCE & MECHANICS", with articles on UFOs and "Project Bluebook". It also includes an extract from the Italian review "EPOCA" titled "Rapporto sui dichi volanti" (Report on flying saucers).

Press Clippings

This section provides extracts from French newspapers, including articles from "Non précisé" (Unspecified), "FRANCE SOIR", and "L'AURORE", discussing UFO sightings and the creation of an Air Force center for UFO investigation.

Francophone Reviews

An article from "SCIENCE & AVENIR" (September 1972) titled "Il existe un problème OVNI" by Pierre Guerin, and "Les OVNI sont dans le vent" by Jacques Levy, is mentioned.

Correspondence

Correspondence addressed to Mr. André Fouche from Mr. René Fouere, dated November 19, 1966, and April 12, 1967, is listed.

Audio Recordings

Audio recordings on magnetic tapes are mentioned, including extracts from the radio show "PAS DE PANIQUE" by Claude Villers and sequences titled "DOSSIERS OVNI" by Jean Claude Bourret, recorded in Spring 1974.

The Abecedary of the SCEAU

This section promotes "L'Abécédaire du SCEAU/Archives OVNI", a 20-page guide with simple advice for archiving ufological documents, presented humorously. It is available for purchase for 21.00 F.

Complete Your Collection

This part encourages readers to complete their collection of NOSTRA bulletins, offering past issues for sale: Bulletin N°0 (5.00 F), Bulletin N°1 (10.00 F), and Bulletin N°2 (15.00 F), with details on their content.

Support the SCEAU

Readers are invited to support the SCEAU by becoming a "Membre de Soutien" (Support Member) for 150.00 F. This involves an application process and an agreement not to divert ufological archives.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFO sightings, the investigation of unexplained aerial phenomena, and the compilation of historical data related to ufology. The magazine appears to adopt a stance of documenting and archiving these phenomena, providing a platform for reports, research, and discussions within the ufological community. There is a clear emphasis on collecting and preserving information, as evidenced by the extensive lists of press clippings, book extracts, and archival references. The inclusion of humorous and fictional elements suggests an attempt to engage readers on multiple levels while maintaining a serious approach to the subject matter.

This document is an inventory and presentation of the "FONDS D'ARCHIVES UFOLOGIQUES EDITH AMBROISE" (Edith Ambroise Ufological Archives Fund), compiled and published by the organization SCEAU. The issue details the acquisition of these archives, which were received from Mme Edith Ambroise following a favorable response to a questionnaire campaign in late 1994. The archives consist primarily of French-language books and journals, some of which are rare, as well as personal accounts of ufological and paranormal experiences, photographs, and press clippings.

Acquisition and Organization of the Archives

The article explains that Mme Edith Ambroise, a new member of SCEAU, has transferred the majority of her archives via postal services. The collection includes books and journals, personal reports on ufological or paranormal experiences, unusual photos, and press clippings on UFOs. For the press clippings, SCEAU is undertaking a process of re-pagination and chronological classification. Due to time constraints, the detailed content of these clippings will not be available in the current inventory and will be presented in a future bulletin. Mme Ambroise has authorized SCEAU to deposit her books in a suitable location and the remainder of her archives will be deposited in Paris. The safeguarding of these archives was carried out by Gilles DURAND.

Inventory of Ufological Books in French

The document provides an extensive list of ufological books in French, organized by author, title, and publisher/publication year. This list spans several pages and includes works from authors such as Michel Carrouges, Mary Dewilde, Frank Edwards, Robert Frederick, Jimmy Guieu, J.M. Ligeron, Jack R. Perrin, Antonio Ribera, C. Rose, Alex Roudene, Brad Steiger, and Guy Tarade. It also includes a section for "Livres/Sujets Connexes en Langue Française" (Books/Related Subjects in French) and "Ouvrages Divers" (Miscellaneous Works), featuring authors like Georges Barbarin, J. Churchward, C. Flammarion, Charles Fort, P. Guinchard, M.T. Palonton, Jean-Luc Rampa, and Edith Ambroise herself with "ANIMAUX MES AMIS" (Animals My Friends).

Inventory of Ufological Magazines in French

Several ufological magazines are listed with their publication details, including:

LUMIÈRES DANS LA NUIT: A long list of issue numbers and their publication dates from February 1963 to April 1980.
PHENOMENES SPATIAUX: Issues N° 38 (December 1973) and N° 1 SPECIAL (4th quarter 1973), N° 26 (2nd quarter 1979).
OURANOS: Issues N° 1 SPECIAL (4th quarter 1973) and N° 26 (2nd quarter 1979).
CIEL & ESPACE: Issue N° 139 (March/April 1974) with the subtitle "Les Ovnis..."
ONDES VIVES: A list of issue numbers and publication dates from September 1983 to September 1985, including a special issue titled "TABERNACLE & C ANDELIER, OU L'AVENT RE HUMAINE" by J.C. ALEMI.
GENEALOGIE: Issue N° 48 (February/March 1987) with an article on "les A.D."
L'ECOLE DU C AT LIBRE DU PARISIS: Issue N° 13 (September 1994).

Miscellaneous Reports and Booklets

This section includes:

L'ETOILE: A report on the 163rd annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in July 1993.
LE CRIST EN A RIQUE: A booklet.

Personal Experience Reports

This section is divided into two parts:

A/ Ufological Experiences:

August 1948: Observation of a golden ball rolling on the ground in Vals les Bains (07).
September/October 1967: Observation of a formation of 7 wing-shaped objects in Valence (26).
December 1973: Observation of a "classic saucer" for 45 minutes in Gagnières (30).
March 1974: Observation of a light (LN) with an erratic trajectory between Valence and Nîmes.
Winter 1975: Two light orbs, followed by a zig-zagging luminous point in Gagnières (30).
Summer 1981: A silver barrel-shaped UFO at low altitude in Valence (26).
September 1993: A reversed T-shape, dark, possibly a ULM, in Valence (26).
August 1994: Similar sighting to the previous one, also in Valence (26), published in LDLN.

B/ Paranormal Experiences:

1945: A luminous ball, described as a "ball of wool pricked with needles", observed in Alès (30) following a grandmother's death.
1953: Presence of a revenant (possibly a suicide) and somnambulism crises in Nice (06).
Circa 1954: Intense malaise linked to revenants (children murdered during WWII) in Colognac (30).
1958: Animal spirits in Alès (30).
Undated: Observation of a "deluge of rain" on the roadside of a small figure in white, like a phantom hitchhiker, near Marseille (13) (testimony from a third party, Mme M.D., now deceased).
Undated: Instantaneous disappearance of a gardening tool in an unspecified location.
Undated: Observation of a goblin in a garden by M.D.
1975: Phantom in a hotel room (tenant drowned) in Valence (26).
1985: Poltergeist activity, knocks on walls, in Valence (26).

Our Project 1995/1996: The SCEAU Barter System

In late 1995, SCEAU faced a growing number of archive deposit promises. Due to existing legal deposit requirements for French publications, national archives are reluctant to accept more. To address this, and to preserve the ufological heritage, SCEAU is initiating a "troc" (barter) system. They will keep at least two copies of each book and offer surplus copies in exchange for other ufological works not yet in their collection. This system is intended to apply to both French and foreign publications, as well as self-published works.

"Last Minute" Announcement

The first "troc-livres" (book barter) list from SCEAU is available to members and associates upon request. External individuals should include a stamped, self-addressed envelope with their request.

Humour

A cartoon titled "LE SCEAU RE-INVENTE LE TROC" (SCEAU Reinvents Barter) is presented, depicting cavemen and women engaged in trading items, with the text "ICI ON TROK" (Here we trade).

Activity Forecast for 1996

SCEAU anticipates a productive year in 1996, starting with a January meeting to update their "ufological repertoire." The General Assembly is scheduled for March 9-10 in Villars-Santenoge (52). SCEAU aims to secure new contracts with ufologists and archives through a targeted sensitization campaign. They also plan to follow up on previous approaches made in 1991-1992 to inform archives about their work and secure contracts. Several inventories that could not be included in the current year's bulletin will be prioritized for the next issue. The upcoming bulletin is expected to feature interesting content, including funds from CIRU/BUROT, PERRAULT, LEBLAN, and SCEAU's "Miscellanées."

Humour Section

Two humorous cartoons are included: "RADIO: SORS DE L' IMPRIMANTE!!!" (Radio: Get out of the printer!!!) and "MERDE MON ICÔNE" (Shit my icon), and another titled "TRAQUE SUR INTERNET (Mystère et boule de neige)" (Internet Hunt - Mystery and snowball), and "GREVE SNCF ET CAPRICE METEO (Il en faut plus que çà pour démoraliser le SCEAU)" (SNCF Strike and Weather Caprice - It takes more than that to demoralize SCEAU).

The Troubles of a Secretary

A section titled "LES DEBOIRES D'UN SECRETAIRE" (The Troubles of a Secretary) is present.

Search for Missing Ufologists

This section, titled "AVIS DE RECHERCHE UFOLOGUES PERDUS DE VUE" (Notice of Search: Ufologists Lost from View), is the fourth annual update. It synthesizes previous lists and introduces new entries of ufologists whose information needs updating. The purpose is to gather information to help retrace these individuals. The list includes names, affiliations (ufological and geographical sectors), and dates/activities, spanning a wide range of individuals and organizations within the ufology community in France.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently focuses on the documentation, preservation, and dissemination of ufological and paranormal knowledge. The editorial stance emphasizes the importance of cataloging, archiving, and sharing information within the ufology community. The "troc" initiative highlights a collaborative approach to resource management and knowledge sharing. The inclusion of personal accounts and historical data underscores a commitment to empirical evidence and eyewitness testimony. The magazine also maintains a lighthearted tone through its humour sections, acknowledging the challenges and sometimes absurdities within the field.

This issue of OVNI Futur, identified by its page number '98', is primarily a directory of individuals involved in ufology and UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) research. The publication is in French, and the content is predominantly a list of names, their affiliations with various ufological organizations, their roles within those organizations, and the years of their involvement. The directory spans multiple pages, indicating a large number of contributors and contacts within the ufological community, largely based in France.

Directory of Ufologists

The core of the issue is an extensive list of individuals, presented alphabetically. Each entry typically includes:

Name: The full name of the person.
Affiliation(s): Names of ufological groups or networks such as LDLN, GEPA, CE OURANOS, SVEPS, GEOS, AAMT, CEMOCPI, CIES OURANOS, among many others. Some individuals are associated with multiple organizations.
Role: Their function within the organization, such as 'Enquêteur' (Investigator), 'Collaborateur' (Collaborator), 'Secrétaire' (Secretary), 'Corresp.' (Correspondent), 'Lecteur' (Reader), 'Rédacteur' (Editor), 'Traducteur' (Translator), 'Délégué' (Delegate), 'Président' (President), 'Vice-Pdt' (Vice-President), 'Membre Hon.' (Honorary Member), 'Dessinateur' (Illustrator), 'Secr.Adj' (Assistant Secretary), 'Appr.Scien' (Scientific Apprentice), and 'Com.détec' (Technical Correspondent).
Years of Involvement: Specific years or ranges of years indicating when the person was active with that particular group or in ufology in general. These range from the 1960s through the 1990s, with a significant concentration in the 1970s and 1980s.

Some entries also include brief notes, such as 'p.e. homonyme' (possibly a homonym), 'épouse du précédent' (spouse of the previous entry), 'dessinateur/humour', or references to specific articles or publications like 'Les ET des Andes' or 'Presse de la Manche'. There are also mentions of specific investigations, reports, or activities, such as 'Enq.N°1187', 'Enq.N.1223', 'Enq.N°1199', 'Enq.N°1197', 'Enq.N°1129', 'Contact H.CHALOUPEK', 'Groupe UFO REUNION', 'Ufologue des années 50', and 'Vieux chasseur d'OVNI depuis 1954'.

Humor Section

Following the extensive directory, there is a section titled 'HUMOUR' which contains satirical drawings and short humorous texts. These appear to be extracts from 'Main courante' (Logbook) of the SCEAU (Service Central d'Enquêtes et d'Analyses Ufologiques, likely). The drawings include:

LE VIZIR: A cartoon with a speech bubble stating, "I, Caliph, in place of the Caliph!" and "is very good !... and washes whiter!".
LE PASSEUR DE "MAIN COURANTE" (Goal!!!!): A drawing of a character playing a guitar with a speech bubble about making a thick paste.
LE REVEIL - MATIN DU SECRETAIRE (Le dimanche de préférence): A drawing depicting a character waking up, with thought bubbles about not being the responder for GDD (Grand Délégué?) and being urged to be alert.
LE REPONDEUR DU SECRETAIRE (A toute heure du jour ou de la nuit): A cartoon showing a phone with a message about not being the responder for GDD and to contact them.
LE NOUVEAU BAVARD INVETERE (Chuuut...!...on marmotte): A drawing of a character whispering.

These humorous pieces are presented under the overarching title "AUTOPORTRAITS OU LES METAMORPHOSES D'UN VICE-PRESIDENT" (Self-portraits or The Metamorphoses of a Vice-President).

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The primary theme of this issue is the organization and networking within the French ufological community. The extensive directory highlights the collaborative nature of UAP research, with individuals often belonging to multiple groups and fulfilling various roles. The emphasis on 'Enquêteur' (Investigator) and 'Collaborateur' (Collaborator) suggests a focus on active research and information sharing. The inclusion of a humor section, particularly satirical self-portraits of organizational roles, indicates a light-hearted or self-aware editorial stance, acknowledging the sometimes bureaucratic or hierarchical aspects of such organizations.

The publication seems to serve as a central hub for ufologists, facilitating communication and coordination among researchers across France. The sheer volume of names and affiliations underscores the depth and breadth of interest in UAP phenomena within the country during the latter half of the 20th century.

This document is a single-page issue titled 'HUMOUR', identified as 'BULLETIN DU SCEAU N° 3'. It was published in January 1996 and is the first edition, with a limited print run of 50 copies. The primary content is a humorous cartoon and related text, with a clear focus on ufology.

Content Analysis

The main feature is a cartoon attributed to Raoul Robé, dated 1991. The cartoon depicts two individuals engaged in conversation. One, presumably an archivist or collector, expresses a desire to better protect his 'archives' by placing them in his 'gremier' (likely a personal storage or vault). The other individual, holding a camera and surrounded by files labeled 'SCEAU' and 'OVNI', voices concerns about copyright ('ayant-droits'). He states, 'I don't want my archives to sleep buried!' and then adds, 'And then there's the problem of the rights holders...'. He further elaborates, referring to 'these little troublemakers who scribbled on my collection of spatial phenomena'.

A footnote clarifies that these are 'PROPOS TENUS PAR DE "VIEUX" UFOLOGUES A L'EGARD DE L'ACTION DU SCEAU' (Statements made by "old" ufologists regarding the action of SCEAU).

Below the cartoon, the issue is identified as 'LES RETICENTS' (The Reluctant Ones). The logo for 'SCEAU OVNI' is prominently displayed, featuring a stylized book with 'SCEAU' on its spine and a crescent moon shape.

The publication details confirm it as 'BULLETIN DU SCEAU N° 3', a 'lère édition' (1st edition) from JANUARY 1996, and 'Tiré à 50 exemplaires' (Printed in 50 copies).

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring theme is the intersection of ufology, archival practices, and intellectual property rights, presented with a humorous and slightly critical tone towards established ufological circles ('vieux ufologues'). The 'action du SCEAU' seems to be positioned as a subject of discussion or contention among these older ufologists, who are depicted as potentially 'reluctant' or perhaps possessive of their work and collections. The humor lies in the relatable, albeit niche, conflict between preserving information and respecting ownership, framed within the context of UFO research.

SCEAU Bulletin - No 03 - 1995

AI-Generated Summary

Magazine Overview

Editorial

Bilans d'Activités 1995

Courrier des Lecteurs et des Sociétaires

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Contents of the Archives

1/ Anglo-Saxon Ufological Reviews

2/ French Ufological Reviews

3/ Non-Ufological Francophone Reviews (with Ufological Content)

4/ Content: Articles on Related Phenomena (Paranormal, Exobiology, etc.)

5/ Foreign Reviews (Non-Ufological) with Related Content

6/ Miscellaneous Reviews

Humor Section

MICHEL MONNERIE Ufological Archives (Continued)

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Content Breakdown

Section D/ DIVERS.

Section E/ COURRIERS

Section 11/ SOUS CHEMISE "TCHOU".

Section 12/ CHEMISE: RECHERCHES SERIEUSES & MOINS SERIEUSES.

Section B/ DOSSIER R.BROUILLET.

Section C/ ENVELOPPE: "EXPOSE D'EVOLUTION A BASE S".

Section D/ DIVERSES ETUDES.

Section E/ COMPTE-RENDUS DE SOIREES D'OBSERVATIONS.

Section F/ ENQUETE.

Section 13/ ETUDES DIVERSES.

Section II/ CONGRES/REUNIONS/COLLOQUES,&c...

Section 3/ PUBLICITES.

Section 4/ DIVERS.

Section III/ AUTOUR DE SES LIVRES ET DE CEUX DES AUTRES.

Section IV/ MANUSCRITS.

Section V/ DOCUMENTS ISSUS DE LA PRESSE NON UFOLOGIQUE.

Section B/ EXTRAITS DE REVUES.

Section C/ COUPURES DE PRESSE.

Section VI/ EXTRAITS DE REVUES UFOLOGIQUES & CONNEXES.

Section VII/ AIDE AU CHERCHEUR ET A L'ENQUETEUR.

Remerciements

CONDITIONNEMENT DES ARCHIVES DE MICHEL MONNERIE (SELON LES NORMES EN VIGUEUR AUX AN)

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GPUN/CNEGU Foundation and Activities

Ufological Books Listed

Section 1: LIVRES UFOLOGIQUES

Section 1.3: LIVRES-DOMAINE CONNEXE

Humour

French Ufological Periodicals Listed

Section 2: REVUES UFOLOGIQUES FRANCAISES

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Detailed Catalog of Ufological Publications

French Publications:

International Publications:

Specialized Documents and Archives

Dossier "DOCUMENTS ET ARTICLES OVNI" (Orange Binder):

Other Document Collections:

Correspondence Archives:

Portraits

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Content Breakdown

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Content Breakdown

GEOS Dossiers (US)

Investigation Reports by Louis Lacoste (CGU/PESSAC 33)

GEOS Article: "Atterrissage près de Montmirail (51)"

Further Investigation Reports by Louis Lacoste (CGU/PESSAC 33) (Continued)

CFRU Dossier: "La grande énigme des SV" (The Great Enigma of SV)

CLEU Investigation Reports (Luxembourg)

GREPO Investigation Reports (Vaucluse 84)

Article from Flying Saucer Revue

Rapport d'Enquête by André Révol

Press Clippings (Pages 2-10)

Specific Cases Highlighted in Press Clippings:

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Content Summary

UFO Sightings and Descriptions:

Extraterrestrial Encounters and Theories:

Investigations and Skepticism:

Specific Incidents and Locations:

Thematic Range:

Archival Nature: