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This article is seriously out of date. Maya Sainisch-Plimer's 2008 book Without Bismarck No Broken Hill establishes that Rasp's real name was Jerome von Pereira, and he had a much more complex background than Curtis realised when he wrote his 1908 book, which is the source of almost everything that has previously been written about Rasp. Peter Bell ( talk) 03:55, 9 April 2013 (UTC) reply