Bérenger Saunière (Italian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Bérenger Saunière" in Italian language version.

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  • Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews, James Doeser, Rennes-le-Château e il Priorato di Sion, su badarchaeology.net, Bad Archaeology, 27 agosto 2007. URL consultato il 28 maggio 2008.
    «Noi conosciamo la sorgente della "ricchezza" di Saunière: egli fu sospeso dai suoi doveri di parroco dopo essere stato giudicato colpevole di avere venduto messe ed esistono le ricevute per un breve periodo nel 1890 le quali dimostrano che l'introito era rispettabile, anche se non notevole. Attraverso una serie di annunci pubblicitari in giornali e riviste a carattere religioso, egli sollecitava l'invio di denaro promettendo di dir messa a favore dei donatori. Molti dei suoi libri mastri sono sopravvissuti, e dimostrano come sarebbe stato impossibile per chiunque dire anche solo una piccola parte delle messe per le quali era stato pagato.»

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  • Saunière and Marie Denarnaud, su rennes-discovery.com, Alan Scott: www.rennes-discovery.com, 2005. URL consultato il 28 maggio 2008 (archiviato dall'url originale il 1º maggio 2007).
  • Berenger Saunière, su renneslechateau.com, www.renneslechateau.com. URL consultato il 28 maggio 2008 (archiviato dall'url originale il 14 maggio 2008).
  • Bloomberg.com: Europe Archiviato il 31 ottobre 2005 in Internet Archive.
  • Marissa Ain, Hidden in Plain Sight: A new novel reworks the history of creative genius, su Vol 7 No 2 Spring 2004, Yale Review of Books, 2004 (archiviato dall'url originale il 1º giugno 2008).
    «But the history and art criticism that Brown fits into this novel are all part of the fun. For instance, he enjoys naming characters in the book from real life cases. Jacques Saunière is named after Bérenger Saunière (1852 - 1917), a Parish priest at Rennes-le-Château who is said to have found four mysterious parchments in a hollow pillar.»
  • Noel Corbu's Rennes-le-Château Story Newspaper Articles: scanned images of the newspaper articles, su benhammott.com, A Rennes-le-Château research website by Ben Hammott investigating the Mystery of Bérenger Saunière. URL consultato il 28 maggio 2008 (archiviato dall'url originale il 30 maggio 2008). and also Ben Hammott, Noël Corbu and the Changes he made to Saunière's Domain, su benhammott.com, A Rennes-le-Château research website by Ben Hammott investigating the Mystery of Bérenger Saunière. URL consultato il 28 maggio 2008 (archiviato dall'url originale il 16 maggio 2008).
    «Also, to further encourage visitors to his restaurant, Noel began recounting the story of the mysterious priest Saunière. Later in 1955 or 1956, he recorded it to tape. ... This seemed to work as it eventually brought him the attention of the newspapers, which in turn brought him a hoard of treasure hunters looking for this fabled treasure. At last Noel's restaurant was busy, but at what cost? ... In the newspaper pages shown above, was how the story reached a wider audience, eventually coming to the attention of Henry Lincoln through the book by Gérard de Sède - L’Or de Rennes. The Gold Of Rennes, (Le Château) The rest, as they say, 'is history'»
  • Gordon Rutter, Da Vinci Decoded, Fortean Times, febbraio 2005. URL consultato il 28 maggio 2008 (archiviato dall'url originale il 28 agosto 2008).
    «A relaunch of the Priory in 1989 claimed a different set of origins for the group, dating from 1681, and it was now tied in directly to the Rennes-le-Château story. Plantard was still descended from Dagobert II, but only indirectly. This relaunched Priory also had a different list of Grand Masters, one of whom was Roger Patrice Pelat. This was to prove somewhat unfortunate, as Pelat was soon to be investigated for fraud, with Plantard called in to testify. He admitted, under oath, that the Priory was a complete tissue of lies. A severe reprimand followed, and Plantard never returned to the stories of the Priory again.»