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From Pat Deveney's database:
Annales Initiatiques. This was the journal of the Ordre Martiniste and of the Maçonnique du Rite Ancien et Primitif de Memphis-Misraim. It functioned as a pool for the O.T.O., Ordo Templi Orientis) and other initiatory groups headed By Jean (Joanny) Bricaud (1881-1934). He assumed control of the Ordre Martiniste and of the Eglise Gnostique Universelle after the death of Teder (Charles Detre) in 1918, and was confirmed in his gnostic role by Theodor Reuss in 1919. The journal was to be a successor of Reveil Gnostique and became the organ of Bricaud's Societe Occultiste Internationale (of which he was president). It published as a supplement (in 1933, at least) Bulletin Officiel de l'Ordre Maçonniqiue Orient du Rite Ancien et Primitif de Memphis-Misraim. The journal carried articles by Bricaud, Jules Bois, Constant Chevillon, and J.H. Probst-Biraben, and by "S.U. Zanne” (August Vandekerkhove, 1838-1923), the proponent of the Grande Cosmosophie which he received from his spiritual masters in 1894. In 1931, the journal carried a notable article by Bricaud on "Sir Aleister Crowley.” BNF; Amsterdamse Universiteitsbibliotheek; BM Lyon. |
| Annales Initiatiques V2 N8 Jul-sep 1921 Partial | |
| Annales Initiatiques V2 N7 Jul-sep 1921 Partial | |
| Annales Initiatiques V6 N24 Oct-dec 1925 Partial | |
| Annales Initiatiques V15 N58 Jul-sep 1934 Partial | |
| Annalles Initiatiques V18 N71 Oct-dec 1937 Partial |
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