THE ORGONOMIC ANTI -NUCLEAR RADIATION PROJECT (ORANUR)

13v WILHELM REICH

On December 3, 1950, a mecting was held in the rcsearch laboratory at Orgonon which dealt with the task of concentrating thc work of the staff upon the anti-nuclear radiation effects of orgone energy.* The foflowing medica! effects of orgone energy were well elaborated and well known for rnany years, sincc about 1940. These effects had bcen summarized in a report given by Wilhelm Rcich to the Trustees of the Wilhelm Reich Foundation at thc annual meeting on August 30, 1950:**

"September 6, 1950

To the Board of Trustees of the Wilhelm Reich Foundation Orgonon, Rangeky, Me.

Gentlernen: 1 am referring to the discussion we had at the last annual meeting on

August 30, 1950, conccrning the responsibility involved in conveying the importance of our knowledge about the medicai cacas of orgone energy in case of a renewed strenuous war effort. It is, especially, the great dangcr of damage by nuclear radiation which constitutes the main worry in the United States. It has been known to me and some of our physicians for a long time that orgone energy counreracts nuclear radiation. I would like to stimmarize the hope which is entaikd in the medicai efficiency of the orgone energy in the following points which are especially concerned with possible application against nuclear radiation effects:

1. Blood System. It is to E:te expected that a bio-energetically strongly charged organism will resist the damage inflicted by nuclear radiation much better than a bio-energetically weak organism. The bio-energctic strength of an organism is, according to observations over a period of about 15 years now, especially reflccted in thc behavior of the blood system, particularly the

• C/. Reich: TriE CANCER BIOPAT11Y, Ch. VIU, "Resulta of Experimental Orgone Therapy in Hum. n Reinam, pp. 263-290.

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red blood cell system. It !tas bem established bcyond any doubt that by means of the orgone energy accumulator, the blood system can be charged bio-energetically to a very high dcgree. Thus, the bio-encrgetic strength and resistance of the organism are heightened. Many physicians working with orgone energy have found invariably that such chronic conditions as chills, cal& and so-called low resistance are alleviated if orgone energy is applied over long perirjds of time and regularly. Thus, understandably, also the dis-position to pneumonia could be reduccd. I ornit Itere more details which can be submitted at any time.

2. Tissues. It has bcen estabLished that orgone energy as applied by the orgone accumulator has a strong vagotonic effect, i.e., that blood supply and turgor of the tissues are greatly increasecl. From well-known medicai prin-cipies it follows that weil-charged tissues and ergam will resist damage to a much grearer extcnt than weak tissues.

3. Wound Hcaling. One of the most imporrant etfects of orgone energy application is a quick and nearly perfect healing of even severa wounds and

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burns by means of direct irradiation of the d.amaged region. For instancc, severc damage due to 2nd and 3rd dcgree burns is alleviated, and the worst effects are prevented if the severely burned region is irradiated with orgone

i energy imrnediately altar the accident occurs. Blisters do not occur and the pain is reduccd after a few minutes. Wounds due to cuts are hea!ed quickly and cleanly. Old resilient ulcers are healed under the influence of direct orgone energy radiation by means of an acure inflarranation which seis in in the degenerating region and replaccs dead tissue hy new granulating tissue. This may suffice to indicate the direction in wound healing.

4. Alleviation of Pain. Orgone energy, if applied directly to an aching region, lias the effect ai ar least greatly reducing acure pain. These effects have been studied in sucia cases as acute paia in canccr, rheumatiim, rnigraine, neuritis, cuts, and similar conditions. It is therefore to be expecred that immediate application of direct orgone energy irradiation would gready help to alleviate pains in cases of sevcre wounds due to shells, bullets, fractures, etc.

5. Sirock. It has beta established that due to the strongly vagotonic effect of orgone energy, shock reactions are at least diminishcd, and recovery is speeded up by total irradiation of the organism with orgone energy, sina shock is rnainly due to a sudden severe sympatheticotonic contraction of the organism.

The above-mentioned points are lar froco giving a complete picture. Hovv-ever, thcy may suffice to indicatc what tremendous benefits could be derived

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from a general application of orgone energy in cases of ernergencies such as atomic warfare, epidemics, etc. Last, but not least, 1 would like to mention a point which, at present, is no more than a prospect, but a vcry helpful one. Lack of appropriate financiai means ias hithcrto made it impossible to pursue the following line of research:

Nuclear radiation, for instante radium, is changed under the influence of concentrated orgone energy. The kind and the extent of such change is still very obscure. However, it can he conscientiously stated that these effects of orgone energy upon nuclear radiation could be elaborated in a short time with the appropriate means. Here ir may suffice to state that orgone energy represents cos,nic energy manam mama, in contradistinction to nuclear

radiation which is radiation after rnatter as handled by the Atomic Energy Project. It is understandahle why I restrict the communication concerning rhis point to a mexe indication.

Would you be kind enough to transmit Chis communication to the appro-priate authorities of the Atomic Energy Commission. I fali it my duty in these trying times to presa toward awakening not only interest but also medicai consciente rcgarding these manas in the responsible military and goverume.nt circles. h would not take rnuch money to elaborate the above-mentioned circus to the satisfaction of medicine and for the safety of our countay. 1 would therefore appreciate it highly it you wcre kind enough tu excrt your influence and your position to carry these suggestions to their fali realization.

Most sincercly yours, for The Wilhelin Rrieh Foundation

WILHELNI REICH, MD, Presidcnt."

T. approach to the project of experimentation with nuclear radiation cacas required clear definiuon of the pathological functions in radiation

rickness which could be linked up with similar ar identical lesions in general pathology which had already been made accessible to orgone energy treat-ment.

Abrastons, laceranons, and burns are not specific nuclear radiation effects. They could be regardcd as belonging to general pathology, known to Se accessible to orgone treatment hy means of local orgone energy application.

The leal problem was the specific radiation sickness consisting of deteriora. tion and degcncration of blood and tissues, of hernorrhages due to inner lesions, of decay ai the blocad cell system, loss cf hair, wcight, general decline

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of biological vigor, and final dcath Would these spccific effects of nuclear radiation bc accessible to orgone energy treatment?

The anti-nuclear radiation rescarch project had to concentrate on this prob-km. lt could be dividcd into three major groups:

I. is it porrible to establish a cercam degree of IMMUNx-rv, as it werc, against nuclear radiation effects?

In order to answer this question, orle group of mice is to bc kept irradiated prophylactically with orgone energy over a peri(xl of severa' weeks. Then haif of this group is to be injected with radioactive material in half-lethal and the other half with lethal doses. The actual result would answer the question whether preventive orgone energy treatment had any chance at ali, and if so, to what extent the preventive treatment would be effective. ft was assumed that it would not be to() cornplicated to draw conclusions regarding human bcings from the results achieved in mice.

The outlook on rhe possibilities of partia! imrnunization of the population against atomic energy effects well in advance of actual warfare and atomic bombing thus secmcd promising: It is entirely reasonable to asautne that highly charged biosystems would at least offer greater resistance to the degen-erative processes caused by nuclear radiation. Details could casas, be elaixi rated with the neccssary equipment and personnel.

2. Is it at all possibk to STOP, to ungiu, or to cure nuclear radiation etIecu without prior immunization?

In order to answer this question, a large group of healthy mice should bc injecte/1 with a haif-lethal dose of nuclear radiation material. One half of this group ahouid be treated with orgone energy by means of the accumulator, the trearment beginning soon after thc injection of the radioactive material. This would be the mudei of the assumed situation of a group in thc popula-tion jun. having beco affected by haif-lethal nuclear radiation in the vicinity of where an atomic bomb had been dropped. It is further assumed that this group of people had not suffered any direct burns ar other wounds. It would fali 'ander the class of victims which develops the radiation sickness during the weeks following thc blast.

The effective &nage of orgone energy is to be worked out by either doubling and redoubling the time of orgonotic irradiation or by doubling and redoubling the strength of rhe accumulator or by bode

In arder to comprchend fully the way in which orgone energy aficas nuclear radiation sickness in the haif-lethal realm, the mice which were injected accordingly would have to be dissected and carefully examined singly, both in the treated and in thc non-treated haif. By comparison of treated and unireatcd sick mice, it could be cstahlished if at ali and to what

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extent, particalarly in what way, nuclear radiation affects the tissues and the blood, alai to what extent rhese effects are reversible by means of application

of bio-energy (:--- orgone energy). Here, the bridge connecting other degenerative processes with degenera-

ram of tissues and functions due to nuclear radiation could be established. Srah a bridge actually exists and is found to be most valuable in the approach te radiation sickness. The latter, according to the reports so far available,

mainly consists in loss of bio-energy, in a rapid lowering of the energy metab- in the organism. The nauseai the bleeding of moer organs, the loss of

hair, the anemia, etc. are secondary results of the prima! noxa which, in the light of orgonomic research, is loss of bio-encrgy. From this it follows that charging of the organism with bio-energy contains the great hope, beyond its healing quahties, of REPLACING THE LOST BIO-ENERGY AND THUS OF STRENGTHEN-ING THE RESISTANCE TO FURTHER DEGENERATION OF LIFE FUNC,TIONS. Timing of

curative irradiation with orgone energy, amount of energy to be applied, number of layers of accumulators necessary, are matters of research easy to accompiish once the basic question has been answered.

In order to obtain rellable preventive and curauve results in the realm of lethal affliction with radiation sickness, it is indispensable to establish the kin,: of degeneration in tissues and blood. In this realm medicas' orgonomy is already well equipped, dite to 15 years of experimentation with degenerative processes in the cancer biopathy and other discascs. It is highly probable that radiation sickness does not basicaily differ from other diseases where degen-eration of tissue and blood is involved. Oniy the cause of the degenerative process is different from other diseases, not the process itself, except ia regard co the rapidity of the decline.

We know from ample experimental observation that tissue decay due to Xray radiation yields, though not easily, to orgone energy treatment. Deep hurns due to Xrays hcal out, oftcn completely. h is therefore not precluded that nuclear radiation decay soai yield too.

The basic mechanisrn of this healing process consists in blood pouring into the diseased region, in rejuvenation of the still healthy tissue in the surround-ing arca, in sequestration and elimination of rhe dead tissue and its replace-tnent by new granulating tissue.

All tissue degeneration se far studicd takes the rume of development of T-bodies, hions with little orgone energy, from the degenerating tissues. This "T-process" rules the degenerative processes in cancer, and also, as we now find, to an even higher degree in leukcmia. It is to be expccted that it ia also at work in the radiation sickness. it is impossible at this time to predict how the experimenting will have tu be carried on in order to answer this

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question practically; but once the T-character af radiation sickness is estab-lished, we shall travei in well-known territory. To teach the ncw techniques of T-cultivation and Taabservation to physicians and technicians will then be comparatively easy.

3. Where is the horderline, if any, of the efficacy of orgone energy irradia-tion in !Mal cases of radiation sickness?

This most vital question cannot be answered before concrete information has been obtained with regará to questions 1 and 2. It will obtain its propor answer i.' due time, and, so we hope, with as few victims of pus- ignorance as possible. To reduce unnecessary dying from lethal radiation sickness it will be most important to devclop point 1, thc preventive part of the total job, as fully and as efficiently as possible.

ORGONE ENERGY TODAY IS THE ONLY KNOWN MEDIAL TOOL ABLE TO COPE WITH.

ORCE I‘IERATr1 E PROCESSES.

A further great possibility consista in constructing bomh shelters in such a manner that they actual!), function as orgone energy accurnulators thus accomplishing a double effect: first, keepong the people in.ride charged, and sccond, reflecting nuclear radiation to the outsúle.

ORGANIZATION OP THE PILOT RESEARCH PROjECT.

Therc are the foilowing facilities available for the oaasosa projecr which can easily be extended without delay:

1. 280 acres of land at Orgonon, Rangeley, Me., partially wooded, partially meadows, suitable as building sitos, self-sufficient in fuel material and food supply, 1700 to 1800 ft. above soa levei, in dry climate most suitable for research in cosmic orgone energy; 40 miles from the nearest railway station, 80 to 130 miles frorn the nearest major city, with good roads available.

2. Two largo buildings, worth together approximately $80,000, one built from rock and cement with parcial ateei structure, both fully equipped for research; two smaller buildings equipped for living.

3. Lakeshore of approximately 600 yards, suitable for landing of seaplanes in emergencies. Road pua ias from lake to main road.

4. Instruments and other research equipment worth altogether some $30,000 to $40,000, high power microscopes, Geiger counters, orgonotic dark-rooms, photographic darkrooms, electroscopes, microphotographic equip-ment, etc. Part of it owncd by thc Wilhclm Reich Foundation, part owned privately by Wilhclm keich, ali of it at the disposal of the ORANUR project.

5. A workshop suitabie for the estabfishment of a small pioneering con-struction piam.

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6. Srnall et/às, station wa,gon and tractor with equipment for farming.

7. Total available assets worth approximately $200,000.

8. 350 orgone energy accumtdators for research purposes.

9. Staff organized to do essencial central job, functioning as a well-trained nudeus, consisting of some two dozen specialized workers, about a dozen orgonomic physicians, one zoologist, one public relations offieer, two well-trained social workers, two administrators, two maintcnance men, ali fully

devoted. 10. A loosely organized but highly interested fringe of scientific, medica],

educational, and other workers on Lhe West Coaso in the Middle West, ias New York, Montreal, England, Scandinavia, South America, etc.

11. A fully organized and registered Press, the Orgone Instituto Press, equipped to handle ali publication matters and capable of rapid growth, with connecnons through mailing lists ali over the world. The USSR has ordrred

orgonomic literature, and a patient of Dr. Hoppe (an orgonomic co-worker, in Israel) reported Mar she has used an orgone energy accurnuiator ir a

Russian hospital. We wish to warn against the inrention of the red fascists to use the benegts aí orgone energy while trying to keep the same benefits from the U. S. A. through slander of orgonorny by their agents in this coun-try. It is to be cmphasized that the benefits cif the orgone energy accurnulator

are intender] for ali peoples. 12. At present a steady income from contributions for the use of orgone

energy accumulators of about $40,000 yearly, and from tuitions, etc. some $10,000 yearly, sufficient to carry the expenses of the job in its present frame-work. Orgonomic research has so far beco complctely self-supporting, inde-pendem af endowments from either public or private institutions. The present finances available are of course nnt sufficient to meet fully the needs resulting

from the international crisis. 13. Work done regularly at present:

a. Continuous work on the cancer biopathy; courses for physicians and

biologista in orgonomic cancer research; b. Research in leukernia; c. Study of orgonotic weather functions, daily charting; d. Study of biogenesis through continuous work on Experiment XX;

e. ,Continuous improvement of the orgonc energy accurnulator; f. Orgonomic study of the healthy infant in the Infant Research Center;

g. The Orgone Institute Diagnostic Clinic and the Orgone Energy Clinic for orgonomic bio-energetie tesas and examinations Forest Hills, New

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i. Preparation of the orgonomic anti-nuclear radiador] project; j. Preparation of Further building of facilities; k. Guidance in scicnrific marters on ao international scale.

One should not raise false popes where there is no hope. But where such great hope exists, ir should in such emergencies as the present be pursued with ali the vigor and determination available. Once the basic possibility is given. it is only a matter of equipment and skill as well as organization to cope with disaster. The few circIes, powerful as they may be, which are eco-nornically interested in suppressing the dangerous competition af orgonotnic medicine, will, so we hope, step aside modestly and deccntly, and will not try ar dare to disturb or even to prevent this overall important task, as they have rried to do in the past. There would be no excuse for such procedure deve to pecuniary interests when minions of human lives are involved. We know there are such sharks in the world, but even sharks, wr, believe, have hearts and some degree of consideration. So do not try to srnear this great effort. It will only heIp the murderous enemy of life.

Leu us not fail to prepare in time against the disaster which threatens ali of Let us give full and continuous information to ali peoples in thc worid threatened by atomic warfare. There is at present no more sacred duty than this one, not only for physicians, hut also for military men, if they truly prosecute the saving of life and freedom. Those who will obstruct ar try to prevent this job from fuIfilIment will show up cleariy as the trile enernies af mankind. without employment of secret police, poIitical denunciation, or rigmarole. PREVENTION OF 214-DIATION SICKNESS ANO DEATH is the watchword for every decent physician and health adrninistrator from now onward. The sooner this realization dawns upon the responsible circies in the U. S. A. and abroad the better, the fewer victims will there be. wiro watt. mim TO STAND IJP AGAINST IT ?

The hour is at hand to prove une's contentions and ideais by deed beyond words. Let us not miss this heartsearching task. Let us not for a second forger that thc eyes of ali the future, yet unborn generations of mankind are upon us, searching our souls.

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Projeto Arte Org Redescobrindo e reinterpretando W. Reich Caro Leitor Infelizmente, no que se refere a orgonomia, seguir os passos de Wilhelm Reich e de sua equipe de investigadores é uma questão bastante difícil, polêmica e contraditória, cheia de diferentes interpretações que mais confundem do que ajudam. Por isto, nós decidimos trabalhar com o material bibliográfico presente nos microfilmes (Wilhelm Reich Collected Works Microfilms) em forma de PDF, disponibilizados por Eva Reich que já se encontra circulado pela internet, e que abarca o desenvolvimento da orgonomia de 1941 a 1957. Dividimos este “material” de acordo com as revistas publicadas pelo instituto de orgonomia do qual o Reich era o diretor. 01- International Journal of Sex Economy and Orgone Research (1942-1945). 02- Orgone Energy Bulletin (1949-1953) 03- CORE Cosmic Orgone Engineering (1954-1956) E logo dividimos estas revistas de acordo com seus artigos, apresentando-os de forma separada (em PDF), o que facilita a organizá-los por assunto ou temas. Assim, cada qual pode seguir o rumo de suas leituras de acordo com os temas de seu interesse. Todo o material estará disponível em inglês na nuvem e poderá ser acessado a partir de nossas páginas Web. Sendo que nosso intuito aqui é simplesmente divulgar a orgonomia, e as questões que a ela se refere, de acordo com o próprio Reich e seus colaboradores diretos relativos e restritos ao tempo e momento do próprio Reich. Quanto ao caminho e as postulações de cada um destes colaboradores depois da morte de Reich, já é uma questão que extrapola nossas possibilidades e nossos interesses. Sendo que aqui somente podemos ser responsáveis por nós mesmos e com muitas restri-ções. Alguns destes artigos, de acordo com nossas possiblidades e interesse, já estamos traduzindo. Não somos tradutores especializados e, portanto, pedimos a sua compreensão para possíveis erros que venham a encontrar. Em nome da comunidade Arte Org.

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Textos sobre o projeto Oranur, Orop e CORE. Texts on the Oranur, Orop and CORE project. ---------------------- -------------------------------- Orgone Energy Bulletin ------------------------------- Oranur Experiment and Core ------------------------- 01 Wilhelm Reich The Anti-Nuclear Radiations Effect of Cosmic Orgone Energy 1950 McF 307 Orgone Energy Bulletin. Vol. 3, No. 1. Jan. 1951 Interval 33-34 Pag. 61-63 02 Orgone Energy Emergency Bulletin No. 1 Oranur Project (1950) McF 517 Orgone Energy Emergency Bulletin No. 1-Oranur Project(1950) Interval 2-6 Pag. 3-10 03 Wilhelm Reich The Oranur Experiment. Introduction and Surverey 1951 McF 310 Orgone Energy Bulletin. Vol. 3, No. 4. Oct. 1951 Interval 2-3 Pag. 185-187 04 Wilhelm Reich Orgone Energy (OR) Versus Nuclear Energy (NR) - Oranur 1950-1951 McF 310 Orgone Energy Bulletin. Vol. 3, No. 4. Oct. 1951 Interval 45-74 Pag. 267-325 05 Wilhelm Reich The Oranur Experiment. Outlook & Appendix and Bibliography 1951 McF 310 Orgone Energy Bulletin. Vol. 3, No. 4. Oct. 1951 Interval 75-84 Pag. 326-344 06 Wilhelm Reich The Blackeningo Rocks Melanor 1952 McF 315 Orgone Energy Bulletin. Vol. 5, No. 1,2. Mar. 1953 Interval 16-31 Pag. 28-59 07 Wilhelm Reich. CORE. DOR Removel and Cloud-Busting 1952 McF 314 Orgone Energy Bulletin. Vol. 4, No. 4. Oct. 1952 Interval 3-9 Pag. 171-182 ------------------------------- ------------------------------- ---- CORE ---- 01 Wilhelm Reich CORE. Expansion & Contraction in the Atmospheric OR Energy 1954 McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 7-10 Pag. 1-7

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02 Wilhelm Reich CORE. DOR Removal, Cloud-Busting, & Fog-Lifting 1954 McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 21-29 Pag. 28-44 03 Wilhelm Reich CORE. Rules to Follow in Cloud Engineering 1954 McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 59-60 Pag.105-106 04 CHester Raphael CORE. Dor Sichness. A review of Reichs Findings 1954 McF 318 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 1,2. Mar. 1955 Interval 12-16 Pag.20-28 05 Wilhelm Reich CORE. Robert A. McCullough. Melanor, Orite, Brownite and Orene 1955 McF 318 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 1,2. Mar. 1955 Interval 16-21 Pag. 29-39 06 Wilhelm Reich CORE. The Medical Dor-Buster (1942-1955) McF 319 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 3,4. Dec. 1955 Interval 2-10 Pag. 97-113 07 Willeam Stfic. Table of Events, Dor-Emergency, 1954-1955 McF 319 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 3,4. Dec. 1955 Interval 31-53 Pag. 155-199 --------- CORE OROP --------- 01 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. Introduction 1954 McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 Interval 5-6 Pag. 5-7 02 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. Space Ships & Desert Developments 1954 McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 11-20 Pag. 8-27 03 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. OROP Desert Project 1954 McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 29-34 Pag. 45-54 04 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. OROP Rangeley (August 1-2, 1952) McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 34-37 Pag. 55-60 05 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. OROP Ellsworth (July 5-6, 1953)

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McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 37-42 Pag. 61-70 06 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. OROP Orgonon (July 23, 1953) McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 42-45 Pag. 71-77 07 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. OROP Children's Parade (August 8-9, 1953) McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 46-48 Pag. 78-82 08 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. OROP Boston (September 2, 1953) McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 48-52 Pag. 83-90 09 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. OROP Galactic Stream (Hancock, October 22, 1953) McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 52-59 Pag. 91-104 10 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. Original Protocolos of the 97 Dor Removal 1953 McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 60-69 Pag. 106-122 11 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. Record Regarding of Oranur 1953 McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 interval 69-77 Pag. 123-139 12 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. OROP Desert Ea 1 1954 McF 318 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 1,2. Mar. 1955 Interval 4-11 Pag. 5-19 13 Willian Mouse CORE OROP Desert. Orop Drought Atlantic Cost. Summer 1954 McF 318 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 1,2. Mar. 1955 Interval 36-43 Pag. 68-83 14 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. Orop Hurricane Edna 1954 McF 318 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 1,2. Mar. 1955 Interval 44-48 Pag. 84-92 15 Michael Silvert CORE OROP Desert. Report of Orop Desert Ea Survey of Tucson 1955 McF 318 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 1,2. Mar. 1955 Interval 48-50 Pag.200-202 16 CORE OROP Desert. Notes and Communiciations. Abstrat on Desert 1955 McF 319 CORE. Vol. 7, No. 3,4. Dec. 1955 Interval 54-55 Pag.93-96

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---------------------------------------------- CORE OROP. Contact With Space. Oranur Part 1 1951-1954 ---------------------------------------------- 01 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. Space Ships Dor and Drought 1954 (a web) McF 317 CORE. Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 Interval 1-78 Pag.1-139 02 Wilhelm Reich CORE OROP Desert. Space Ships Dor and Drought 1954 (b web) Core (Cosmic Orgone Engineering) Orep Desert Part 1 Space Ships Dor and Drought Vol. 6, No. 1 - 4. Jul. 1954 Interval 1-86 Pag.1-73 + 1-7 + 1-6 ----------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- CORE OROP. Contact With Space. Oranur Part 2. 1951-1956 ----------------------------------------------- 01 McF 502 B Wilhelm Reich. Contact With Space. Oranur Second Report (1951-1956). Orop Desert (1954-1955) Interval 6-143 Pag. XI-XXIII + 1-259 02 Wilhelm Reich Contato com o espaço Tradução independente (1957) Interval 1-93 Pag.1-180