Talk:Helmut Krausser

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I have tagged the sentence "Because of the complexity and strong historical base of this widely recognized masterpiece, Krausser is often compared to Umberto Eco" as unsourced. It is particularly important to have sources for it because it is used, at least in Italy, in the advertisement of one of Krausser's books citing, as its source, just "Wikipedia". If no source is added in the near future, I shall have to remove this sentence. Goochelaar 14:59, 11 October 2007 (UTC)