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From Pat Deveney's database:
Ouranos. This was the organ of
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| Ouranos S1 N01 Jun 1952 | |
| Ouranos S1 N02 Oct 1952 | |
| Ouranos S1 N03 Jan 1953 | |
| Ouranos S1 N04 Apr 1953 | |
| Ouranos S1 N05 Jul 1953 | |
| Ouranos S1 N06 1953 | |
| Ouranos Actualites N1 1953 | |
| Ouranos S1 N07 Apr 1954 | |
| Ouranos S1 N12 4q 1954 | |
| Ouranos Actualites N4 1954 | |
| Ouranos S1 N13 1q 1955 | |
| Ouranos S1 N14 2q 1955 | |
| Ouranos S1 N15 3q 1955 | |
| Ouranos S1 N16 1q 1956 | |
| Ouranos S1 N17 3q 1956 | |
| Ouranos S1 N18 3q 1956 | |
| Ouranos S1 N19 4q 1956 | |
| Ouranos S1 N20 2q 1957 | |
| Ouranos S1 N21 3q 1957 | |
| Ouranos S1 N22 3q 1957 | |
| Ouranos S1 N23 3q 1958 | |
| Ouranos S1 N24 1959 | |
| Ouranos S1 N25 1960 | |
| Ouranos S1 N25a 1q 1961 | |
| Ouranos S1 N26 Jul 1961 | |
| Ouranos S1 N27 Aug 1961 | |
| Ouranos S1 N28 Sep 1961 | |
| Ouranos S1 N29 3q 1963 | |
| Ouranos S1 N30 2q 1964 | |
| Ouranos S1 N31 4q 1964 | |
| Ouranos S1 N32 4q 1966 | |
| Ouranos S2 N05 2q 1972 | |
| Ouranos S2 N06 1q 1973 | |
| Ouranos S2 N07 2q 1973 | |
| Ouranos S2 N08 3q 1973 | |
| Ouranos S2 N09 4q 1973 | |
| Ouranos S2 Special 4q 1973 Partial | |
| Ouranos S2 N10 1q 1974 | |
| Ouranos S2 N11 2q 1974 | |
| Ouranos S2 N12 3q 1974 | |
| Ouranos S2 N13 4q 1974 | |
| Ouranos S2 N14 2q 1975 Partial | |
| Ouranos S2 N15 4q 1975 | |
| Ouranos S2 N16 1q 1976 Partial | |
| Ouranos S2 N01 1976 Special Edition | |
| Ouranos S2 Special 25th Anniversary 4q 1976 | |
| Ouranos S2 Special 25th Anniversary 4q 1976 Addition | |
| Ouranos S2 N17 2q 1976 | |
| Ouranos S2 N18 1q 1977 | |
| Ouranos S2 N20 3q 1977 | |
| Ouranos S2 N21 1q 1978 | |
| Ouranos S2 N22 2q 1978 | |
| Ouranos S2 N23 2q 1978 | |
| Ouranos S2 N24 3q 1978 | |
| Ouranos S2 N25 1q 1979 | |
| Ouranos S2 N26 2q 1979 | |
| Ouranos S2 N27 3q 1979 | |
| Ouranos S2 N28 4q 1979 | |
| Ouranos S2 N29 Dec 1980 | |
| Ouranos S2 N30 2q 1980 | |
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Read across its run, Ouranos is an early French UFO periodical, and read in French it participates fully in the international UFO discourse. Its content blends the investigative (sightings, craft, witnesses) with the contactee material, orbiting the field's shared objects — Adamski, Venus, and the space-brother theme. It is another witness to the transnational unity of UFO literature: the same names, claims, and questions, carried in French for a French readership. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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