| Kaspar Hauser, the Child of Europe | |
A synopsis (with an exoteric emphasis) by Eckart Böhmer On May 26, 1828, the day of Whit Monday, appeared – as though out of nowhere – an
approximately 16-year-old young man in the square in Nuremberg known as
Unschlittplatz [‘Tallow Square’]. That moment is the beginning of a story that has not
broken off to this day. To the contrary, it continues to grow and is becoming one of the
few true myths of modern times! |
The Kaspar Hauser Research Circle became part of the Karl König Institute on December 17th, 2016.
