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Diary entry for 1919-04-24
... briefings. Ambassador Allizé on the peace conditions: "Reconciliation, as indicated in the 14 Points … German-Austria can count on the Entente." (The most important questions remain unanswered, for example the fate of German Bohemia, on free movement to ...
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Diary entry for 1928-10-24
... receive for an answer: "…I cannot deal with that"!! He asks me a question about the Scherzo and Trio of Op. 110, then he asks me about the Urlinie in the last movement of Op. 79 (for a pupil). At dinner, I sketch this line on a scrap of paper, which ...
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Diary entry for 1910-04-13
... itself about to protest against those fables. The modernists who are behind this movement speak of their right to freedom of inquiry, and they will surely never succeed ‒ apart from the evident lack of a strong personality in command, without which no ...
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Diary entry for 1912-07-22
... tied with a very short strap to a wagon piled high with wood – and, indeed, in such an inept way that it bumped into the wood with every movement it made. As we went past, it pawed with its hooves and again emitted these painful sounds. We assumed that ...
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Diary entry for 1914-08-03
... seemed, there must nonetheless have been an order lying behind all the chaos, which could be formed to a unified body of troops. – Tiredness and thirst made sleep practically impossible; and so I could hear the movement of the military in every imaginable ...
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Diary entry for 1919-01-14
... ," part 5; strikingly, international politics is ignored! Neue freie Presse" (evening edition): "Lifting of the Blockade" – a recommendation from the American side. "Growing Movements Against Imperialism in Italy." Prof. Hatschek recommends: German ...
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Diary entry for 1919-01-25
... of the revolution and the circumstance that many workers are of the understanding that the revolution is a great wage movement!" – extremely important! This is how Marxists imagine revolution. The blame lies of course with Marx. Reform of marriage ...
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Diary entry for 1899-10-01
... andern wandert." ("His symphonic movements, with the exception of the scherzos, are buildings with magnificent isolation chambers, each and every one of which confer all honor upon the master; it is only that one clearly feels that one is moving from one ...
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Diary entry for 1913-07-28
... great Roman, later Italian, lords; and even until this very day one observes, following the great lords, the movement even of lesser people from Italy to the same highlands, which in spite of its considerable altitude nonetheless simultaneously confers ...
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Diary entry for 1915-07-01
... Fate for all this goodness. Lie-Liechen begins immediately to unpack, so that on the first day we could enjoy all the prerequisites of free movement. – From a casual conversation that we had with Schuler in the evening, we learn that the authorities ...