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• Diary entry for 1914-12-07

  ... reminded me of one from my earliest childhood, whispered to me a comforting association of ideas: I connected with this the notion that the path was leading to a Jewish cemetery, and now I was happy that my father had after all achieved the full accord of ...

• Diary entry for 1915-01-04

  ... receive four volumes." I: "I certainly wrote you that, but the fact of the matter is that the fulfillment of the task according to my book dealer's instruction would have to await a period of six to seven years, not ten to twelve. Why should I have to wait ...

• Diary entry for 1915-04-04

  ... , which according to his own admission he confers so richly upon strangers. Neither a present for Lie-Liechen, and not even a small piece of butter from their great supply, which they had promised. The trip home turned out to be very tiring, in ...

• Diary entry for 1916-01-24

  ... that certain proximity among people which, of course, will not protect them from wars. In Der Morgen, an art historian again addresses the theme of the most recent conflict. Well, then: as long as the principle applies, according to which even the ...

• Diary entry for 1916-05-31

  ... supposed friends of Brahms peeped out. Particularly striking was the report that Goldmark imagined that he was being persecuted by Brahms, something that did not at all accord with Goldmark's own reports. I tried to get to the heart of all such ...

• Diary entry for 1916-07-13

  ... ranking officials, when put in the position of issuing information, are then involved in the interpretation of the command; and then each one deals in accordance with how he believes the command is to be understood. That the familiar dullness has its ...

• Diary entry for 1916-08-08

  ... picking them, in accordance with the government appeal. They proved to be totally in the dark, knowing nothing of the appeal, let alone that they knew anything about how to pick or dry them, which the appeal referred to. We promised to give them more ...

• Diary entry for 1916-09-17

  ... it is he himself who has deceitfully suppressed the supply. He applies the theory of supply and demand to the given situation, but only from the moment at which he has arranged the supply in accordance with his tastes. But the national economy has ...

• Diary entry for 1916-10-18

  ... , in words and concepts that we express in order to open our mouths and not according to the reality of the situations, the essence of which we are still utterly unable to grasp. This much is to be understood: every situation is a problem with which a ...

• Diary entry for 1916-11-20

  ... ? In point of fact, the spiritual love has been neither been discovered nor conquered, although it has long thereafter pressed, almost of its own accord, to attain a different content. People live too long and are already for this reason accustomed to a ...

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