August Husmann
Enzo Ferrieri
Hans Carossa
Manfred Schlösser and Hans-Rolf Ropertz
Melitta Gerhard
Robert Wolff
Wolfram von Steinen
Vera Lachmann
Miscellaneous
Hans Carossa was a German poet who befriended George in the WWI era. Because Carossa studied medicine, he was a batallion physcian in the First World War. http://www.biografiasyvidas.com/biografia/c/carossa.htm
Wolfram von den Steinen was a German-Swiss historian of the Middle Ages. He was a part of the George Circle in a detached way: he never personally met George.
https://portal.dnb.de/opac.htm?method=simpleSearch&query=117252077
August Husmann was the son of a farmer who became devoted to Stefan George. He wrote poetry himself and was greatly influenced by George's style.
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Rieckmann, Jens. A Companion to the Works of Stefan George. Rochester, NY: Camden House, 2005. Print.
Enzo Ferrieri was an Italian journalist very much involved in the art world. In 1920, he founded his own literary journal/periodical that would feature classical and avant-garde endeavors in literary prose, visual arts, and theater. His inclusion of Stefan George's poetry in his journal communicated a linkage among the artistic mastery of Italy and Germany as well as bringing George's legacy to Milan in general.
Melitta was a Jewish academic of American and German literature. Born in Berlin, she had contact with a man named Freidrich Gundolf: a man in Stefan George's circle. Through this mutual connection, Melitta became interested in George's works and later wrote literary analysis on the poet.
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Vera Lachmann was a German Jew with connections to Edith Landmann. It was through Landmann that she became acquainted with Stefan George's works. Before escaping to the United States at the rise of Hitler's power, Vera Lachmann set up a school for Jewish children that had been cast out of public schools. Once in safety in the US, she pursued a career in academia.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vera_Lachmann
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