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  1. "No Title", Institute of Electrical Engineers (February 1888)
  2. "A New System of Alternate Current Motors and Transformers", American Institute of Electrical Engineers, (May 1888)
  3. "The Tesla Alternate Current Motor", The Electrical Engineer, London (June 22, 1888) pp. 583-585
  4. "Mr. Nikola Tesla on Alternating Current Motors", Electrical World, (May 25, 1889) pp. 297-298
  5. "The Losses Due to Hysteresis in Transformers", The Electrical Engineer (April 9, 1890) p. 221
  6. "Swinburne's Hedgehog Transformer", The Electrical Engineer (September 24, 1890) p. 332
  7. "Tesla's New Alternating Motors", The Electrical Engineer (September 24, 1890)
  8. An Electrolytic Clock, Electrical Engineer, N.Y., 6. V (May 6, 1891)
  9. "Experiments with Alternate Currents of very high Frequency and their Application for methods of artificial lighting", Lecture before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Columbia College (20 May 1891), Deutsche Fassung in: "Tesla’s Verschollene Erfindungen", VAP Verlag ISBN 3-922-367-93-3 (1994)
  10. "Experiments with Alternate Currents of High Potential and High Frequency", Lecture before the Institution of Electrical Engineers, London ( February, 3-4 1892), Reprint in: Lindsay Publications ISBN 0-917914-39-2 (1986)
  11. "Les Vibrations Electriques Frequentes, Moniteur Industriel", Paris (1893) 
  12. "The Physiological and Other Effects of High Frequency Currents", The Electrical Engineer, Vol XV No.248 (February 11, 1893)
  13. "From Nikola Tesla - He Writes about His Experiments in Electrical Healing", The Detroit Free Press (February 16, 1896) p.16
  14. "Tesla’s Startling Results in Radiography at Great Distances Through Considerable Thickness of Substance", Electrical Review, New York 28 /11 (11 March 1896) pp. 131, 134
  15. "Tesla’s Latest Results – He now Produces Radiographs at a Distance of More than Forty Feet", Electrical Review, New York 28 /12 (18 March 1896) p. 147
  16. "Tesla on Reflected Roentgen Rays", Electrical Review, New York 28 /14 (1 April 1896) pp. 171, 174
  17. "Tesla on Roentgen Radiations", Electrical Review, New York 28 /15 (8 April 1896) pp. 183, 186
  18. "Tesla’s latest Roentgen Ray Investigations", Electrical Review, New York 28 /17 (22 April 1896) pp. 206-207, 211
  19. "Electrical Progress On Apparatus for Cathography", Mining and Scientific Press (May 9, 1896) p. 378
  20. "Tesla Describes an Interesting Feature of the X-Ray Radiations", Electrical Review, New York 29 /2 (8 July 1896) pp. 13-14
  21. "Roentgen Rays or Streams", Electrical Review, New York 29 /7 (12 August 1896) pp. 79, 83
  22. "Tesla on the Roentgen Streams", Electrical Review, New York 29 /23 (2 December 1896) p. 277
  23. "Mr. Tesla on Thermo-electricity", Electrical Engineer, N.Y.,
    23. XII (December 23, 1896)
  24. "On Electricity", Electrical Review (January 27, 1897)
  25. "The Age of Electricity", Cassier’s Magazine (March 1897) pp. 378-386
  26. "The Streams of Lenard and Roentgen and Novel Apparatus for Their Production", Lecture before the New York Academy of Sciences (06 April 1897)
  27. "Mr. Tesla on Roentgen Rays", Electrical Engineer, New York (14 April 1897)
  28. "An Interesting Electrical Exhibition – Address by Nikola Tesla, Announcing Recent Achievements", Electrical Review (14 April 1897) p. 175
  29. "On Hurtful Actions of Lenard and Roentgen Tubes", Electrical Review, New York 30 /18 (5 May 1897) pp. 207, 211
  30. "On the Source of Roentgen Rays and the Practical Construction and Safe Operation of Lenard Tubes", Electrical Review, New York 31 /.4 (11 August 1897) pp. 67, 71
  31. "Application of Tubes of High Illuminating Power to Photography and other Purposes", Electrical Review, N.Y. (January 5, 1898) pp. 8-9
  32. "Tesla on Animal Training by Electricity", New York Journal (February 6, 1898) 
  33. "My New Submarine Destroyer", New York Journal, 13. XI (November 13, 1898)
  34. "Plans to Dispense with Artillery of the Present Type", The Sun, New York (November 21, 1891)
  35. "Letter to the Editor of the Electrical Engineer", Electrical Engineer (November 24, 1898) p. 514
  36. "Tesla Describes his Efforts in Various Fields of Work", Electrical Review ( 30 November 1898) pp. 344-345
  37. "Some Experiments in Tesla's Laboratory with Currents of High Potential and High Frequency", Electrical Review, N.Y. (March 29, 1899) pp. 195-197, 204
  38. "The Problem of Increasing Human Energy – with special references to the Harnessing of the Sun’s Energy", Century Magazine (June 1900)
  39. "Tesla’s New Discovery – Capacity of Electrical Conductors is Variable", New York Sun (30 January 1901)
  40. "Tesla’s Wireless Light", Scientific American (02 February 1901) p. 67
  41. "Talking with the Planets", Collier’s Weekly, (09 February 1901)
  42. "The Transmission of Electrical Energy Without Wires", Electrical World and Engineer (05 March 1904)
  43. "The Transmission of Electrical Energy Without Wires As a Means for Furthering Peace", Electrical World and Engineer (07 January 1905) 21-24
  44. Tesla on Subway Dangers, The Sun, 16. VI (1905). 
  45. "Tesla's Tidal Wave to Make War Impossible", English Mechanic and World of Science May 3, 1907) p. 296.
  46. "The Peoples Forum", New York World (19 May 1907)
  47. "Wireless Telegraph & Telephony", By Walter W. Massie & Charles R. Underhill, (1908) pp. 67-71
  48. "Mr. Tesla’s Vision", New York Times (21 April 1908) 5
  49. "Nikola Tesla's New Wireless", The Electrical Engineer - London (Dec. 24, 1909) p. 893
  50. "How Cosmic Forces Shape our Destiny", New York American (07 February 1915) 3
  51. "Tesla's New Device Like Bolts of Thor", Dec. 8, 1915) p.8, col 3
  52. "Electric Drive for Battle Ships", New York Herald (25 February 1917) 13
  53. "Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers", Presentation of the Edison Medal to Nikola Tesla (18 May 1917)
  54. "Tesla’s View on Electricity and the War", by H. Winfield Secor in Electrical Experimenter 5 Nr.4 (August 1917) 229-230, 270
  55. "Famous Scientific Illusions", Electrical Experimenter (February 1919)
  56. "Tesla on High Frequency Generators", (April, 1919) pp. 909, 914
  57. "The True Wireless", Electrical Experimenter (May 1919) 28-30, 61-63, 87
  58. "The Magnifying Transmitter", Electrical Experimenter (June 1919) 112-113, 148, 173, 176-178
  59. "A Giant Eye to See Round the World", Albany Telegram (25 February 1923)
  60. "World System of Wireless Transmission of Energy", Telegraph and Telephone Age (16 October 1927) 457-460
  61. "Nikola Tesla Tells of New Radio Theories", New York Herald Tribune (22 September 1929) 1, 29
  62. "Tesla Maps Our Electrical Future", by H. Winfield Secor for Science and Invention 17 Nr.12 (April 1930) 1077, 1124-1126
  63. "Man's Greatest Achievement", New York American (July 6, 1930)
  64. "Tesla at 75", Time (July 20, 1931) pp. 27, 28
  65. "No High-Speed Limit, Says Tesla", The Literary Digest (07 November 1931)
  66. "Our Future - Motive Power", Everyday Science and Mechanics (December 1931)
  67. "Dr. Tesla Writes of Various Phases of his Discoveries", New York Times (06 February 1932) 16
  68. "Tesla Cosmic Ray Motor May Transmit Power ‘Round Earth", by John A. O’Neill for Brooklin Eagle (10 July 1932)
  69. "Tesla, 76, Reports His Talents at Peak" New York Times (July 10, 1932) p.19, c.1
  70. "Pioneer Radio Engineer Gives Views on Power" New York Herald Tribune (September 11, 1932)
  71. "Tremendous New Power Soon to be Unleashed", by Carol Bird for Kansas City Journal-Post (10 September 1933)
  72. "Tesla Harness Cosmic Energy", Philadelphia Public Ledger (02 November 1933)
  73. "Tesla Sees Evidence Radio and Light Are Sound", New York Times (April 8, 1934) Sec. X, P. 9, c. 1 
  74. "Radio Power will Revolutionize the World", Modern Mechanics and Inventions (July 1934)
  75. "July 10, 1934)
  76. "Death Ray Machine Described", New York Sun (July 11, 1934)
  77. "Tesla, at 78, Bares New Death Beam", New York Times (July 11, 1934) p. 18, c. 1
  78. "Beam to Kill Army at 200 Miles, Tesla’s Claim on 78th Birthday", by Joseph W. Alsop for New York Harald Tribune (11 July 1934)
  79. "New York World Telegram (July 24, 1934)
  80. "Dr. Tesla Envisions the End of Aircraft in War", Every Week Magazine (Oct. 21, 1934) p. 3
  81. "A Machine to End War", Liberty Magazine (February 1935) 5-7
  82. "German Cosmic Ray Theory Questioned", New York Herald Tribune (03 March 1935)
  83. "June 5, 1935)
  84. "3 Tesla Inventions", New York Sun (July 9, 1935)
  85. "Nikola Tesla, at 79, Uses Earth to Transmit Signals", New York World-Telegram By Earl Sparling (July 11, 1935)
  86. "Tesla's Controlled Earthquake", New York American (July 11, 1935)
  87. "Tesla, 79, Promises to Transmit Forces", New York Times (11 July 1935) 23
  88. "Expanding Sun Will Explode Some Day Tesla Predicts", New York Herald Tribune (18 August 1935)
  89. "Tesla, 80, Reveals New Power Device", (July 11, 1936) II p. 1, c. 2
  90. "Sending of Messages to Planets Predicted by Dr. Tesla on Birthday", New York Times, (July 11, 1937) p.13, c.2
  91. "Tesla Has Plans to Signal Mars", New York Sun (July 12, 1937)
  92. "In the Realm of Science: Tesla. Who Predicted Radio, Now Looks Forward to Sending Waves to the Moon", by John J. O’Neill for New York Herald Tribune (22 August 1937)
  93. "Aerial Defense ‘Death Beam’ Offered to U. S. by Tesla", Baltimore Sun (12 July 1940)
  94. "Death Ray for Planes", New York Times (Sept. 22, 1940) Sec. 2, p. 7
  95. "Proposing the 'Death Ray' for Defense", Philadelphia Inquirer (October 20, 1940)
  96. "Nikola Tesla" by Kenneth M. Swezey, Science (May 16, 1948) pp. 1147 - 1159
 
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