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Hafer
Kretschmer, Konrad (L)
Konrad Kretschmer (1864-1945) was a German geographer who devoted a chapter of an 1892 book
[1108] to the subject of Atlantis in which he mentioned in a footnote that a writer named Hafer proposed in 1745 that Atlantis had been situated in the Baltic Sea with its capital located on the German island of Rügen. A similar footnote was used by Gunnar Rudberg without any further information.
Hafer (L)
Hafer is the family name of German writer, who, according to Konrad Kretschmer and quoted later by Gunnar Rudberg[0881.28], nominated in 1745, the town of Rügen as the capital of Atlantis, which is situated off the north German coast on the Baltic Sea.