Johan Stärcke
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Johan Stärcke (1882-May 17, 1917) was a psychiatrist and translator. He translated Freud and Maldoror.
In 1909 verscheen voor het eerst een fragment in het Nederlands in het tijdschrift Nieuw Leven, in een vertaling van Paul Kenis.
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