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Editorial Team
Terry Boardman, Orsolya Györffy, Thomas Meyer

Translation by
Terry Boardman (overall translation and proofs)

Graphic Design by
Nils Gunzenhäuser, Lörrach

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Hofmann Druck, Emmendinger Buch- und Offset-Druckerei

Editorial Team of Der Europäer German-language magazine
Thomas Meyer (editor-in-chief), Gerald Brei, Brigitte Eichenberger,
Christoph Gerber, Orsolya Györffy,
Dr. Bettina Volz, Lukas Zingg,
Andreas Bracher.

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The Present Age – Team:

Thomas Meyer was born in Switzerland in 1950. He studied literature and philosophy, worked as a Waldorf teacher, founded Perseus Publishing company based in Basel, and is editor of the monthly journal Der Europäer. Meyer is the author of several books including D.N. Dunlop, A Man of Our Time; Ludwig Polzer-Hoditz, A European, Rudolf Steiner’s Core Mission; The Bodhisattva Question; Clairvoyance and Consciousness and Reality, Truth and Evil (on 9/11) (Temple Lodge) and editor of Light for the New Millennium (Rudolf Steiner Press) and the latest, The Development of Anthroposophy since Rudolf Steiner´s Death (Steiner Books ). He has also published a book by and on Laurence Oliphant (Lindisfarne Books) and a series of essays about Goethe, Kafka, Wilde, Nietzsche and others with the title Representative Men In the Light of Anthroposophy (Steiner Books). Meyer has written numerous articles and gives seminars and lectures around the world.

Terry Boardman b.1952, Newport Wales, Welsh father, English mother. 1955-1970: raised in the ancient Roman military city of Chester, NW England. After a history degree from Manchester University (1973), spent a total of 10 years in Japan. Committed to anthroposophy since 1982. Eurythmy diploma 1988. Since 2005, I have been a freelance translator (German and Japanese), writer and lecturer on history and current events. Married, with one son.
I have a special interest in East-West issues, the First World War and Kaspar Hauser. I have written two books Mapping the Millennium – Behind the Plans of the New World Order (1998 & 2013, Temple Lodge) and Kaspar Hauser – Where did he come from? (2006, Wynstones Press). Website: www.threeman.org

Andreas Bracher, born 1959. I grew up and lived in Germany, before life transferred me to the opposite shores of the Atlantic ocean five years ago. I have been writing for the Europäer, on and off, for 16, 17 years, – mostly about historical and political topics, America (the US), but also about literature and culture in a broad sense.

I have also written, translated, edited a number of books (in German), which mostly deal with German, European and Transatlantic history of the last 150 years.

Orsolya Györffy was born in Szombathely, Hungary. After a brief stay at Camphill, she studied economics in England. She facilitated several arts and social science events. She worked as an organizational development consultant first in many multinational companies, and ultimately as information technology leader for the EMEA regions of an American multinational. Her life took a different turn with the translation work of the biography of D.N. Dunlop. Since 2010 she has been working as assistant to Perseus Verlag. She leads her life now in Basel with her husband and two sons.