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Swiss-American psychiatrist and pioneer in near-death studies (1926-2004)

Also known as: Die fünf Phasen des Sterbens, E. Kübler-Ross, Elisabeth Kuebler-Ross, Kübler-Ross, Kübler-Ross, Elisabeth, Элизабет Кюблер-Росс

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