User caught: Emma Jung dossier said '1877-1965, Jung's eldest daughter'
(actually 1882-1955, his WIFE, Q124210). Systemic response:
- New MANDATORY field **Wiki anchor:** (QID + URL) in dossier canon (AGENTS.md)
- tools/verify_dossiers.py: resumable Wikidata audit (bulk wbgetentities for
anchored, search+CANDIDATE review for the rest, 429 backoff, TSV report)
- 82 dossiers now anchored; 76 marked no-confirmed-QID (WIKI-CHECK notes)
- Date/kinship corrections found by the audit:
* Emma Jung: wife not daughter, 1882-1955 (Q124210)
* Verena Kast: b. 1943 not 1951, father Walter Kast not 'Hans Kast' (Q2515260)
* James Hillman: 1926 not 1941 (Q934774)
* Jolande Jacobi: 1890-1973 not 1902-1980 (Q88022)
* Maria Czaplicka: d. 1921 not 1939 (Q532804)
* Henri Ellenberger: 1905-1993 not 1900-1987 (Q115111)
* Edward F. Edinger: 1922-1998 not 1905-2001 (Q5819984, en.wiki)
* Hans Dieckmann: d. 2007 not 2005 (Q59526701)
* Heinrich Zimmer: 1890-1943, anchored to the Indologist Q215922
(not the Celtist Q76954)
- Homonym traps documented in TSV notes (John Hill=botanist, Karl
Koch=hacker, Barbara Meier=model, Andrew Samuels=soccer, etc.)
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Baruch "Barry" Ulanov [1918-2000]
Wiki anchor: Q809107 (https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q809107)
Dates: 1918-04-10 – 2000-04-30 (en.wikipedia, NYT obit) RU name (candidates): «Уланов, Барри» / «Уланов, Барух» (to verify in RSL)
List items (ISAP Zurich)
| sec | title | RU status |
|---|---|---|
| 01 #54 | Transforming Sexuality (with Ann Belford Ulanov) — ISAP lists only "Ulanov, A." | ✅ «Трансформация сексуальности : архетипический мир А» |
Identity (verified 2026-07-16)
- American writer; jazz critic first (editor of Metronome 1943-55, DownBeat 1955-58; biographies of Duke Ellington, a history of jazz). Converted to Catholicism 1951; turned to religion & psychology in the last 20 years of his life, publishing 10+ books with his second wife, Ann Belford Ulanov.
- First wife: Joan Bel Geddes. Died of colorectal cancer 2000-04-30, aged 82.
- With Ann B. Ulanov: Primary Speech (1975), Cinderella and Her Sisters (1978), Religion and the Unconscious (1985), The Witch and the Clown (1987), The Healing Imagination (1991), Transforming Sexuality (Shambhala 1994).
- Sources: en.wikipedia (Barry Ulanov), NYT obit 2000-05-07, Columbia University Archive.