Wikipedia's article on Oberto Airaudi, read directly for this pass, which states he was born 29 May 1950 in Balangero, Italy, founded the Horus Center in Turin in 1975 with about twenty five others, oversaw its growth into the Federation of Damanhur, directed construction of the underground Temples of Humankind from 1978, and died 24 June 2013 in Aval near Cuceglio, Italy, of colon cancer. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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Publication Year2026
URLhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberto_Airaudi
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Community-edited reference page, tier 3. Used only for biographical facts about Oberto Airaudi and the founding of Damanhur that are widely corroborated, not for any disputed detail. NotesUsed for Oberto Airaudi's biography and the founding of Damanhur only.
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Horus, Deities This source names Horus directly: "1950 in Balangero, Italy, founded the Horus Center in Turin in 1975 with about twenty five others, oversaw its growth into the Federation of Damanhur, directed construction of the underground..."
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This source names Oberto Airaudi directly: "Wikipedia's article on Oberto Airaudi, read directly for this pass, which states he was born 29 May 1950 in Balangero, Italy, founded the Horus Center in Turin in 1975 with about twenty five others..."
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Turin, Cities This source names Turin directly: "Italy, founded the Horus Center in Turin in 1975 with about twenty five others, oversaw its growth into the Federation of Damanhur, directed construction of the underground Temples of Humankind from..."
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