Albert S Rosales said: Semjase type entity in Poland 1 Location. Exelgroud, near Gdansk Poland Date: July 18 1943 Time: afternoon Daniel Leger had set out on foot to a nearby location and had taken a short cut over the sand dunes running along the beach. Reaching the top of a dune, he observed a peculiar metallic object, of a gray aluminum hue, embedded in the sand. Approaching the device he saw a human figure crouched on the ground, attempting manually to remove the sand that covered the lower part of the object. Although only the back of the figure was visible, Leger noticed that it was a woman, with long blond hair, slim waist, and broad hips. Thinking she was a German aviator, he tried to sneak away. But the woman seemed to have been aware of him. She turned around and stood up; she was well above 6’ tall. She wore a tight fitting one-piece suit of dark brown cloth, without pockets or fasteners, emphasizing her feminine form. Leger also observed a pair of pads on each calf, the upper part of which appeared like boots, of the same color. A four-inch wide belt encircled her waist; it had a square silvery buckle. She had white skin, devoid of any kind of cosmetics, but with slightly slanted Asian-like eyes. The craft looked like a “colonial hat” or two plates joined together, separated by a middle section consisting of two rings with a black line between them. It was about six meters in diameter and two meters in height. Several square portholes with rounded edges were spaced on the upper section. The aviatrix began talking to Leger in an unknown guttural language. Gesturing animatedly with her hands while talking, she gave him to understand from this that she wanted him to continue the work she had started, removing sand from the craft. Leger obliged and after about 10 minutes succeeded in freeing the object from the sand. The woman appeared to be happy about this and, smiling continued talking to Leger. Suddenly realizing that he did not understand a word, she finally pointed to the sky, tapped her chest with the palm of her hand 2 or 3 times, and did the same to him. She then placed her hand on her buckle, whereupon a rectangular opening immediately became visible on the lower part of the craft’s hull. The woman entered the craft after indicating to Leger he should move away. The panel closed, leaving the hull looking as if the door did not exist. Through one of the portholes, Leger observed that the interior was devoid of instruments. He saw the aviatrix sprawling on all fours in the middle of the floor. A slight rumbling sound could be heard and two rings on the craft began to rotate at an ever-increasing speed, the lower one clockwise the top one counterclockwise. The dark stripe separating the rings became luminous and began to vibrate, at which point the craft rose from the ground, slowly at first, then suddenly accelerated and disappeared in a northerly direction at very high speed. HC addition # 2527 Source: Jean Sider & Timothy Good
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