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Kaspar Hauser
Photo: Johann Georg Laminit (1775–1848) (Public domain), Wikimedia Commons

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man with a mysterious history (1812–1833)

Also known as: Caspar Hauser, Kasper Hauser, Kind von Europa, Каспар Хаузер, كاسبر هاوزر, 카스파 하우저

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  • Erste Selbstbiographie