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Albert Freiherr von
Schrenck-Notzing (18 May 1862 – 12
February 1929) was a
German physician,
psychiatrist and
notable psychical researcher, who devoted...
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Leopold von
Schrenck (Russian: Леопольд Иванович фон Шренк; 1826 – 8
January 1894) was a
Russian zoologist,
geographer and ethnographer.
Schrenck came from...
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Schrenk (or
Schrenck) is a surname. It may
refer to:
Alexander von
Schrenk (1816–1876), Baltic-German naturalist;
brother of
Leopold von
Schrenck Alois Josef...
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Caspar Freiherr von
Schrenck-Notzing (23 June 1927 – 25
January 2009) was a
German writer,
scholar and publisher. He was a
leading thinker of the post-war...
- into the ectoplasm.
Schrenck-Notzing was
described as credulous.
Joseph McCabe wrote "In
Germany and Austria,
Baron von
Schrenck-Notzing is the laughing-stock...
- that the
experiments of
Schrenck-Notzing were
unscientific and that he had been
duped by
tricks of Carrière. In the
Schrenck-Notzing
psychic sessions...
- Von
Schrenck's bittern or
Schrenck's bittern (Botaurus eurhythmus) is a
small bittern named after Leopold von
Schrenck, the 19th-century
Russian zoologist...
- Born in Roding, Germany,
Schrenck the son of
Judge and
Minister of
Justice Sebastian Freiherr von
Schrenck von
Notzing Schrenck attended the (present) Wilhelmsgymnasium...
- ectoplasm.
Because of this
Schrenck-Notzing was
described as credulous.
Joseph McCabe wrote "In
Germany and Austria,
Baron von
Schrenck-Notzing is the laughing-stock...
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brains of
those with
algolagnia interpret nerve input. In 1892,
Albert von
Schrenck-Notzing
introduced the term
algolagnia to
describe "****ual" masochism,...
