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Aladino Félix
Aladino Félix (1905–1985), better known by his pen name Dino Kraspedon, was a Brazilian writer, right-wing paramilitary leader, and self-proclaimed messiah of the Jewish people, who claimed in a 1959 book to have been contacted by an extraterrestrial from Jupiter. Much information of a scientific (mainly astrophysics), medical, and moral nature is given in his book.My Contact with UFOs by Dino Kraspedon Biography Félix was born in Pedra do Baú and is reported to have died in 1985. Félix served in the army in World War II. In 1959 Félix under his pen name Dino Kraspedon published ''Meu Contato com os discos voadores''My Contact with Flying Saucers . The book tells the story of his claimed contact with a flying saucer commander, at his home. Félix (as Dino Kraspedon) wrote that he gave the extraterrestrial life, extraterrestrial visitor was given a lengthy Q&A interview in which the visitor explained advanced concepts in physics and gave insights on how to improve humani ...
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