External Links
- Summary of Ballmer's world view in his own words (in German and English)
- Max Stirner and Rudolf Steiner: Four Essays (Read the first few pages of the book in German and English)
- Ballmer's explanation of the nature of numbers (in German and English)
- Comparison of Thomas Aquinas' and Rudolf Steiner's epistemology (in German and English) from Ballmer's book "Anthroposophische Methodik"
- Comprehensive Bibliography
- Johannes Grebe: Kurze Übersicht: Vita Karl Ballmer (Entwurf)
- Peter Wyssling: The resurrection of Europe (English translation of Wyssling's "Die Auferstehung Europas") contains several quotes by and references to Karl Ballmer
- Peter Wyssling: Rudolf Steiners Kampf gegen die motorischen Nerven — Das Schicksal einer Weltanschauungsentscheidung in Karl Ballmer und Gerhard Kienle, www.edition-lgc.de, 2013
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