• BOH�ME SAUVAGE - Le Journal - Magazine for Sophisticated Entertainment, Edition N� 7 - 1920
  NUDE CLIMBING WITH HERMANN HESSE
  Marie de Winter visits the nature people at Monte Verit�, English version of selected articles
• Icon of Lebensreform, from BoTSL* 2015
• Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach (1851-1913), Gusto's earstwhile teacher
  
• Lebensreform ("life reform"), by Peter Crawford, 2013
  
• A short summary of Gusto Gr�ser's life and ideas "Dress Down Friday: Gusto Gr�ser" by James Conway
• What the Daily Press Newport News said in 1907 on Flower Power in Ascona
• Ur-hippies from Germany to California, blog 2011
• Report from the 10th Otto Gross Congress in Moscow 2017
• Gottfried M. Heuer: Freud�s �Outstanding� Colleague/ Jung�s �Twin Brother�: The suppressed psychoanalytic and political significance of Otto Gross, 2017
• The Dance Must Go On: Planetary Dance (Today's Gr�ser dances?)
• Monte Verit� and Gusto Gr�ser in "The Childrens Book" by A.S. Byatt, 2009
• Philipp Blom, The Vertigo Years, Europe 1900-14: Cultural, economic, political life before 1st World War, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London 2008
• A leading light of �Modern Dance� Mary Wigman however, became the most influencing European Choreographer of her time
• An early follower of Gusto Graeser, Raymond Duncan, an American in Paris 1949
  
• 1967 - 1999: Monte Verit� , a collection of  texts
• Leopold W�lfling wrote about the Gr�sers, and mainly brother Ernst Graeser in 1931:"V�gel the Third"
• Robert Levine: Looking for stories
• Martin Green, 1986: A Cave in the Rocks,  from "Mountain of Truth"
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• Daphne du Maurier, 1963: Excerpts from the novel "Monte Verit�"
• Dr. Anna Fischer- D�ckelmann Critiques Female  Medicine on Monte Verit�, by Paulette Meyer 2006
• The Influence of Ascona's Monte Verit� on
  - American counter-culture of the 1960's
  - New Age
  By Michael Minnicino
  
• Thesis by Claudia Wagner on Gusto Gr�sers teacher Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach, Freie Universit�t Berlin, October 2007
• Gusto's erstwhile teacher Karl Wilhelm Diefenbach on "Strange Flowers", January 2012
• Eduard "Buddha" von der Heydt who bought the Monte Verit� in 1926