Soviet Psychotronic Programs: The Secret History of Soviet Research into Consciousness, Bioelectromagnetics and Human Potential

Name: Soviet Psychotronic Programs: The Secret History of Soviet Research into Consciousness, Bioelectromagnetics and Human Potential
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ÖZGÜR JR.

Jun 2026 · Ozgur JR

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One of the most comprehensive accounts of the Soviet Union's classified psychotronic research programs. This book reveals the secret history of Soviet experiments in consciousness, bioelectromagnetics, and human potential from telepathy experiments in Faraday-shielded laboratories to pulsed microwave weapons and psychotronic generators.

Spanning over half a century of clandestine research, this work documents the efforts of Soviet scientists, military institutions, and intelligence agencies to harness the boundaries of human consciousness as instruments of state power. From Vasiliev's telepathic suggestion experiments to Smirnov's computer psychotechnologies, from the Moscow Signal crisis to Robert Pavlita's psychotronic generators each chapter is built upon declassified intelligence documents, archival sources, and peer-reviewed academic literature.

A rigorous, documentary investigation into one of the Cold War's most enigmatic scientific frontiers.

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ÖZGÜR JR. is an independent researcher and author specializing in Cold War intelligence history, parapsychology, and bioelectromagnetic research. He conducts extensive investigations into declassified intelligence documents, archival sources, and academic literature. His debut work, Soviet Psychotronic Programs, offers a comprehensive documentary account of the Soviet Union's classified research programs in consciousness, bioenergy, and human potential.

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