Andrew Tomas (1906 - 2001)

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Andrew P. Tomas and Tomas Alfred (born A. Boncza-Tomaszewski.) 1906 - 2001 was born in St. Petersburg in 1906, where the family moved to Helsinki in 1911 , where the father of the family act navy officer. Finland became independent with Tomas father's assignment went to China, where he spent the next 21 years until Mao's revolution was before the migration to the United States. The last years of his life, he reportedly spent in Australia UFO scientist. In addition, he was a Freemason . Tomas wrote and spoke fluent at least in French, English and Russian. His works have been translated into over 60 different languages. Tomas released during the life of at least 8 official records, as well as many works intended for internal circuit and to the brethren. The rarest of his published works is probably published in 1950 a book about astrology and tarot cards, Signs, stars and seers; An experiment in historical prediction.

Thematically Tomas works are Erich von Däniken similar outputs but these subjects he wrote decades before Daniken in 1935 in his book The Planetary Doctrine.

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Works published for the general public [ edit | edit wiki text ]
Beyond the Time Barrier. Sphere Books, 1974 . ISBN 042503061X
Kua yue shi di kong qi ji gu dai ke xue, ji shu, wen hua zhi mi. Zhongguo Lao dong chu ban she, 1992 . ISBN 750451005X
Las maquinaciones de la noche (El sueño en la historia y la historia del sueño). 1973
Mirage of the Ages: A Critique of Christianity. Exposition Pr of Florida, 1983 ISBN 0682499994
On the shores of endless worlds - The search for cosmic life. Bantam Books, 1974. ISBN 0553084658
Shambhala: an oasis of light. Sphere, 1977 . ISBN 0722185545
The home of the gods: Atlantis from the legend to discovery. Robert Hale & Co., 1972. ISBN 0722185510
We are not the first - riddles of ancient science. GP Putnam's, 1971 . ISBN 028562007X

translated works
We are not the first - amazing discoveries of the past obscurity. Otava, 1973. ISBN 951-1-00095-0
Cosmic life looking for. Otava 1975 . ISBN 951-1-02067-6