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Friedrich Ruckert

Friedrich Ruckert was a prominent German poet known for his lyrical poetry and translations. Born on May 16, 1788, and died on January 31, 1866, Ruckert's works were deeply influenced by Romanticism and held a significant place in German literary history. more

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