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Karl Vanselow (20 March 1877, Schönlanke – 28 December 1959, Berlin) was a German writer, publisher, photographer and Esperantist.^[1][2]

• Mirchen der Liebe (1898), a short volume of prose
• Von Weib und Welt (1901), a volume of poetry
• Esperanto (1948), an Esperanto textbook

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  "Mädchen-Reigen", in Die Schönheit, 4(4), 1906
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  Photo of the girl Temple Duncan, in Die Schönheit, 4(4), 1906
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  Die Schönheit, Issue 5/6, Year XX, c. 1923
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  Von Weib und Welt. Gedichte. Berlin: Verlag der Schönheit, 1918
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  Esperanto. Berlin: Axel Juncker Verlag, 1948