Henri Lurie
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Henri Lurie (born 1905) was a French engineer and philosopher, as well as a translator of Spinoza and Goethe. He was an ardent supporter of the international language Esperanto. Lurie was also a devoted follower of Constantin Brunner, translating many of his works and participating in the dissemination of his thought. Lurie died 7 August 1994 in Englewood, New Jersey, USA.
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