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Krauser or Krausser is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: * Carl Krauser (born 19811), U.S. Virgin Islands basketball player * Helmut Krausser (born 19641), German author, poet and playwright * Peter B. Krauser (born 19471), Maryland judge * Max Krauser (1908–?), Polish wrestler, European heavyweight champion 1933-35

Krauser or Krausser is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Carl Krauser (born 1981), U.S. Virgin Islands basketball player Helmut Krausser (born 1964), German author, poet and playwright Peter B. Krauser (born 1947), Maryland judge Max Krauser (1908–?), Polish wrestler, European heavyweight champion 1933-35

Characters

Jack Krauser, a freelance mercenary in the Resident Evil video games Johannes Krauser II, a band leader in the Detroit Metal City manga series Wolfgang Krauser von Stroheim, an opponent in the Fatal Fury video games

See also

Krauser Domani, a three-wheeled vehicle developed by Michael Krauser Kraus, a German surname Krause, a German surname Krauss, a German surname

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