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1. Helmut Nachtigal

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   Nevertheless, Nachtigal's conceptual frameworks have proven durable in digital humanities and archival theory. His insight that absence can be systematically documented and cataloged remains influential in how institutions handle incomplete, uncertain, or potentially fictional historical records.
   Nachtigal retired from academic life in 2005 and spent his final years in Lucerne, where he maintained a private library of deliberately unverified texts. He died in 2019 at the age of 72.