— The CORAIL Network —
RESEAU DE
Confinement d'Objets
Religieux Antiques
Inter Laboratoires
C.O.R.A.I.L.
| First teams of the network (1947 - 1959) |
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1947
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Foundation of the network
March 15, 1947 by Drs. Josse Bade (Laboratory FRA:5420) and Conrad Néobar (CHE:5346): "A platform for researchers of the ancient world, facilitating access to the latest discoveries and promoting cooperation between the laboratories of the SCP Foundation." Conrad Neobar is appointed Secretary General of the Network (1947-1952). |
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1948
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Adhesion of the Walloon and Flemish team WFL:5391 "MTB
Sara Johanna de Beer, Maria Theresia Borrekens, Jan de Gheet, Petronella Moens, Lodewijk Elzevir & Jean-Louis de Boubers. |
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1949
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Adhesion of the team from Denmark, Sweden and USSR NUR:6871 "AHR
Sergei Volchkov, Jakov Krajkov, Birgithe Kühle, Khachatur Kesaratsi, Anna Hammar-Rosén & Anna Magdalena Godiche. |
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1950
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What do a state-of-the-art alchemical seal, a hapless researcher and an informational parasite stored for over half a century have in common? |
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1951
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Review of the first five years of Conrad Neobar's presidency over a rosé. Josse Bade is appointed Secretary General of the Network (1952-1958). Opposite, photographs of the 4th seminar of Ancient and Religious History of the CORAIL network 12/10/51 - 15/10/51 :
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Adhesion of the Great Britain and Ireland team "EP"
Janet Kene, Catherine Finn, Walter Biggar Blaikie, Colm Ó Lochlainn, Lockyer John Davis & Elisabeth Pickering |
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1952
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The Foundation discovers an alpine village engulfed under a nauseating substance, belched out by an object sitting atop a Scarlet Tower. The presence of Latin engravings honoring "the cult of Mater Magna" in the hamlet raises many questions that Conrad Neobar's team will try to answer! |
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1953
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Membership of the Italian Team IT:7578, Order of Janus (OI:542), "FBS"
Fioretta Beth-Sheba, Vincenzo Valgrisi, Lucantonio Giunt, Estellina Conat , Salomè Antonazzoni & Alde Manuce |
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1953
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Adhesion of several teams
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1954
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Do hunters in the forest scare you? Imagine them in the city! |
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1955
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Opening of the network in America with the ICARUS Program
The International Collaboration for Antique and Religious Unusual Studies is an immediate success, the CORAIL network is now the link between Europe and the New Continent with the teams :
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The CORAIL network begins its first collaboration outside the old continent with the study of a pre-Columbian temple six feet underground and very much focused on nuclear power. This can only go well. |
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1957
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What if space exploration was not as normal as we thought? How could it be and how to normalize such a phenomenon? |
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Adhesion of the team of Greece GR:7843 "AAM"
Aganiki Ainianos Mazarakis, Pinelópi Délta, Andreas Kounadis, Márkos Mousoúros Robert Estienne became the Network's interim Secretary General. He officially took over as Secretary General the following year (1958-1963). |
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1958
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The Greek para-archeological excavations of 1958 reveal buried secrets, piquing the interest of the higher administration. At the origin of this mystery to be cleared up, an occult scientist led by the winds and moved by the desire to answer this question: what is the Space Odyssey? |
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1959
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"[…] The plan for positive feedback from SCP-586-FR-inspired human resource management practices may also have encouraged further study of this anomaly by the Foundation." |
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1960
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The Psy-Prometheus Department, which has previously dealt with the case of SCP-586-FR, is not what we can call a sympatient of the CORAIL network. However, the history of this department may reveal more about the Foundation than the Foundation itself is willing to divulge. |
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1970
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1990
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2010
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