Hi! I've come across this site (sorry, it's all in portuguese). It's about a portuguese writer called Jose Nunes and it is at http://www.terravista.pt/ilhadomel/2569 . Anyway, the page wich may interest Jungerites is located at http://www.terravista.pt/ilhadomel/2569/link.htm and has links to several authors or points of interest connected to the author. one of them is on junger and says (translating roughly): "Ernst Junger and Jose Nunes. In fact they never meet although I know Nunes had projected trip to Wilflingen. I think he always took Junger longevity has a prof of his immortality, a immortality that beyhond humam memorie has become also phisycal. His death at his 103 years old was a suprise to this man used to see others die. The importance of Junger in the life of Jose Nunes is quite significative, just have to note that "Das abenteuerliche Herz" ("O coracao aventuroso", in the portuguese translation made by Cotovia) is the only book that walks with him everywhere he go's. The principles os the esthetic warrior are to in his work, having both been in the Legion Etrangere, although in different ocasions (Junger briefly before WWI and Nunes during the indochinoise campagne). I remember having discussed with him several times Jungers Anarch against The Only, from Stirner. Anyway I know he has gone to wilflingen after all to deposit a strange african insect in the grave of that great german figure." Well, have a nice day! Ricardo Reis "NON SERVIAM"
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