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Gerardus Johannes Geers, (Delft, 10 December 1891 – Groningen, the 2 May 1965), was a Dutch linguist and Hispanist. He wrote his thesis on the language of the Blackfoot Indians in North America but spent his career studying the Spanish language and Spanish culture. Geers made a career as a teacher and became a pioneer of hispanismo in the Netherlands. He translated Miguel de Cervantes, Unamuno, Ortega y Gasset and . As an hispanist he criticized the popular "Leyenda negra" and he defended King Philip II of Spain against the many accusations.

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  • Gerardus Johannes Geers (* 10. Dezember 1891 in Delft; † 2. Mai 1965 in Groningen) war ein niederländischer Romanist, Hispanist und Übersetzer. (de)
  • Gerardus Johannes Geers, (Delft, 10 December 1891 – Groningen, the 2 May 1965), was a Dutch linguist and Hispanist. He wrote his thesis on the language of the Blackfoot Indians in North America but spent his career studying the Spanish language and Spanish culture. Geers made a career as a teacher and became a pioneer of hispanismo in the Netherlands. He translated Miguel de Cervantes, Unamuno, Ortega y Gasset and . As an hispanist he criticized the popular "Leyenda negra" and he defended King Philip II of Spain against the many accusations. (en)
  • Gerardus Johannes Geers, (Delft, 10 de diciembre de 1891 - Groningen, 2 de mayo de 1965) fue un hispanista de los Países Bajos. En 1917 Geers viajó a España y ejerció de tutor de los hijos del delegado neerlandés en Madrid. Hizo amistades en los círculos intelectuales de izquierda y tradujo El Capital de Karl Marx al español. Bajo el pseudónimo de Cayo Graco, colaboró en publicaciones socialistas tales como y El Comunista. A pesar de su inmunidad diplomática, y debido a su trabajo en casa del delegado, fue expulsado de España por sus «actividades subversivas». * Datos: Q2495908 (es)
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