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Raymond W. Bernard (Walter Siegmeister), Flying Saucers From the Earth's Interior, 1960.

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Argues flying saucers come from an inhabited interior world via polar openings; a key inner-Earth/UFO synthesis.

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Raymond Bernard / Walter Siegmeister

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Raymond W. Bernard was the pen name of Walter Siegmeister, who also wrote as 'Brother Philip.'

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In Flying Saucers From the Earth's Interior (1960) he argued UFOs originate from an inhabited interior world reached via polar openings.

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