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Scans matching “Fernando”10 scans

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  El Noticiero, 12 Oct 1972, special Pilar festival edition revisiting the case Scan

  Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza archive ·from The Duende de Zaragoza: the voice in the kitchen stove (1934) (1934)

  UN FANTASMA QUE MANTUVO EN VILO A LA CIUDAD DURANTE VARIOS DIAS FUE LA PREOCUPACION DE VECINOS, PERIODISTAS Y AUTORIDADES Zaragoza ha despertado envuelta en chales de lana y abrigos de fieltro... Hace bastante frío este jueves, 24 de noviembre de 1934. El cierzo sopla despeinando los engomados cabel…

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  Fernando Grossmann holding the tape of the 1974 Araci Gomide interview. Scan

  from The Man Who Melted: João Prestes Filho, Araçariguama, 1946 (1946)
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  The boys at the cistern, Fernando in front Scan

  SBEDV archive, restored by Rodrigo Visoni ·from The Sagrada Família Cyclops Encounter, Belo Horizonte (1963)
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  Fernando re-enacting his approach to the cistern Scan

  SBEDV archive, restored by Rodrigo Visoni ·from The Sagrada Família Cyclops Encounter, Belo Horizonte (1963)
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  Fernando acting out the being's gestures Scan

  SBEDV archive, restored by Rodrigo Visoni ·from The Sagrada Família Cyclops Encounter, Belo Horizonte (1963)
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  Fernando and Ronaldo with their family Scan

  SBEDV archive ·from The Sagrada Família Cyclops Encounter, Belo Horizonte (1963)
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  Fernando pointing to where the object came from Scan

  SBEDV archive, restored by Rodrigo Visoni ·from The Sagrada Família Cyclops Encounter, Belo Horizonte (1963)
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  Fernando facing the cistern where the contact happened Scan

  SBEDV archive, restored by Rodrigo Visoni ·from The Sagrada Família Cyclops Encounter, Belo Horizonte (1963)
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  Fernando showing the being's height Scan

  SBEDV archive, restored by Rodrigo Visoni ·from The Sagrada Família Cyclops Encounter, Belo Horizonte (1963)
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  Cover of the Anomalist Books edition of On the Track of the Poltergeist by D. Scott Rogo Scan

  Anomalist Books ·from The Berkbigler Phantom Rock-Thrower, Tucson, Arizona (1983)

  There is no mystery greater than that posed by the poltergeist. The "noisy ghosts" of legend and folklore represent some of the most complex phenomena known to—but generally ignored by—science. Psychological research indicates that poltergeists focus on unhappy families who tend to repress and subli…