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Tag Archives: Maggy and Jules of Luxembourg
ITC Gem 40: More About the Early Luxembourg Experiments
Keith Clarke has published a series of three articles on his idigitalmedium site about the early experiments of Maggy and Jules Harsch-Fischbach in Luxembourg, conducted during a visit by George Meek (USA) and professor Ernst Senkowski (Germany) in 1987. I … Continue reading
