Jedna mala lista članaka o Tesli za one koji vole da tragaju. [1] L. Anderson, Wardenclyffe: A forfeited dream, Long Island Forum, Aug/Sept 1968. [2] L. Anderson and J. Ratzlaff, Dr. Nikola Tesla: Bibliography, Palo Alto, CA: Ragusan Press, 1979. [3] J. Blatt, Theory of Superconductivity. New York: Academic Press, 1964, p. vi. [4] R. Bourne (Editor), Smithsonian Book of Invention. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 1978. [No/Tesla] [5] R. Burlingare, Machines That Built America. New York: Harcourt and Brace, 1972. [No/Tesla] [6] M. Cheney, Tesla: Man out of Time. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1981. [7] E. Chressy, Discoveries & Inventions of the 20th Cen tury; London: Routledge & Kegan, 1923. [No/Tesla] [8] J. Crowther, Discoveries & Inventions of the 20th Century. London: Routledge & Kegan, 1955. [No/Tesla] [9] M. Freedman, Dig for mystery tunnels ends with scientists secret intact, Newsday, 2/13/1979, p. 26. [10] M. Freedman, Famed inventor, mystery tunnels linked, Newsday 3/16/1979, p. 19. [11] E. Gertz, Who is Nikola Tesla? who indeed! The Paper: A Chicago Weekly, 10/22/1960, p. 1. [12] J. Gies and F. Gies, Those Ingenius Yankees. New York: Thomas Crowell Publ., 1976. [Yes/Tesla] [13] E. Heyn, 100 Years of Popular Science. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1972. [Yes/Tesla] [14] E. Hoyt, The House of Morgan. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co., 1966, pp. 237-257. [15] I. Hunt and W. Draper, Lightning in Hands: The Life Story of Nikola Tesla. Hawthorne, CA: Omni Publ, 1964/77, p. 123. [16] M. Josephson, Thomas Edison. New York: McGraw Hill Publ. Co., 1959> p. 362. [17] W. Kaempffert, A Popular History of American Invention. New York: Charles Scribner, 1924. [Yes/Tesla] [18] F. Klemm, The History of Western Technology. New York: Macmillan Publ., 1959. [No/Tesla] [19] G. Marconi, Syntonic wireless telegraphy, Electrical Review, 6/22/1901, p. 783. [20] J. Meyer, World Book of Inventors. New York: World Publ. Co., 1956. [Yes/Tesla] [21] New York Times, The rich denounced, 5/2/1901, p.7 col 1. [22] New York Times, Fear and ruin in a falling market, 5/10/1901, p. 1, col 6. [23] J. 0Neill, Prodigal Genius. New York: David McKay & Co., 1944. [24] A. Pacey, The Maze of Ingenuity. New York: Holmes & Mercer Publ. Co., 1975. [No/Tesla] [25] F. J. Patten, Nikola Tesla and his work, Electrical World, 4/14/1894, pp. 496-499. [26] C. Polla and d. Birdsell, The Technology of Man. New York: Holt, Reinhart & Winston, 1976. [No/Tesla] [27] H. Prout, George Westinghouse, An Intimate Portrait. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1939, p. 163. [28] Public Opinion, Science and sensationalism, 12/1/ 1898, p. 684. [29] D. Rankine, Memorabelia of Wm. Birch Rankine. Niagara Falls: Power City Press, 1926, p. 30. [30] H. Satterlee, J. Pierpont Morgan: An Intimate Biography. New York: Macmillan Publ. Co., 1939. [31] M. Seifer, Tesla: The man who fell to earth, Ancient Astronauts, 9/1977, pp. 23-26. (H. Imber, pseudonym.) [32] M. Seifer, Forty years of the handwriting of Nikola Tesla, presentation before The National Society for Graphology, March, 1979. [33] M. Seifer, The battle of the currents, MetaScience Quarterly, Vol 1, #1, Spring, 1979. pp. 101-102. [34] M. Seifer, Nikola Tesla: The forgotten genius, in Psychohistory: Persons & Communities Conference, edited by J. Dorinson and J. Atlas, International Psychohistorical Association, 2/18/1983. [35] M. Seifer, Life on Mars: A turn of the century group fantasy, in Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Int’l Psychohistorical Association, City College of New York, June, 1983. [36] M. Seifer, Tesla: Mad Scientist of the Gilded Age. New York: Windsor Total Video, 1984. [37] M. Seifer, Nikola Tesla: Psychohistorical Analysis of a Forgotten Genius. Doctoral dissertation in progress, Saybrook Institute, San Francisco, CA. [38] N. Tesla, Torpedo boat without a crew, Current Literature, 2/1899, pp. 136-137. [39] N. Tesla, The problem of increasing human energy, The Century, 6/1900, pp. 175-211. [40] N. Tesla, Talking with the planets, Current Literature, 3/1901, pp. 359-360. [41] N. Tesla, My Inventions. VT: Hart Publ., 1982. (Originally published, 1919.) [42] N. Tesla, Private correspondence with J. Pierpont Morgan (1900-06); George Scherff (1899-1938); Robert Underwood Johnson (1894-1938); George Westinghouse (1891-1907); Samuel Clemens (1894); Stanford White (1901) Washington, D.C., Library of Congress. [43] N. Tesla, Private correspondence with Kathryn and Robert Underwood Johnson (1894-1938). New York: Butler Library, Columbia University. [44] N. Tesla, Lectures, Patents and Writings. Belgrade: Nikola Tesla Museum, 1956. Patent numbers: 514168; 646621; 685012; 685953; 685954; 689955; 685956; 685957; 685958; 723188; 725605; 787412; 1119732; pp. P-225-227; P-293-359. [45] C. Tuska, Inventors and Inventions. New York: McGraw Hill, 1957. [No/Tesla] [46] W. Von Brawn, W. Ley/ P. Bonestell, The Exploration of Mars. New York: Viking Press, 1956, pp. 64, 84-85. [47] G. Wheeler. Pierpont Morgan and Friends: Anatomy of a Myth. Englewood Cliffs, NJ; Prentice Hall, 1973, pp. 232-233. [48] T Williams, Short History of 20th Century Technology. New York: Oxford University Press, 1957. [Yes/Tesla] [49] Mr. X, Science and fiction, Popular Science Monthly, July 1900, pp. 324-326.
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