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| * [[1947]] - [[Peter Sloterdijk]], German philosopher | * [[1947]] - [[Peter Sloterdijk]], German philosopher | ||
| - | * [[1931]] - [[Colin Wilson]], British writer | ||
| * [[Max Stirner]]'''Johann Kaspar Schmidt''' ([[October 25]], [[1806]] – [[June 26]], [[1856]]), better known as '''Max Stirner''' (the ''[[nom de plume]]'' he adopted from a schoolyard nicknam | * [[Max Stirner]]'''Johann Kaspar Schmidt''' ([[October 25]], [[1806]] – [[June 26]], [[1856]]), better known as '''Max Stirner''' (the ''[[nom de plume]]'' he adopted from a schoolyard nicknam | ||
| * [[Petrus Borel]] | * [[Petrus Borel]] | ||
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- 1931 - Colin Wilson, British writer
- 1947 - Peter Sloterdijk, German philosopher
- Max StirnerJohann Kaspar Schmidt (October 25, 1806 – June 26, 1856), better known as Max Stirner (the nom de plume he adopted from a schoolyard nicknam
- Petrus Borel
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