Bruno, Jean (1909-)
Bruno, Jean (1909-)
Librarian at the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris beginning in 1936 who published a number of articles dealing with parapsychology, yoga, and mystical experience. Born July 9, 1909, at La Rochelle, France, he studied at University of Poitiers (Licencié ès lettres, 1933).
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