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• Diary entry for 1913-02-11

  ... movements. The consequences of this lie took an amusing turn when I told Floriz about it the following day. He now used this embarrassing lie as an opportunity to make his case for Schilling: he simply took my words at face value, and now explained to Lie ...

• Diary entry for 1914-01-26

  ... . Yet be that as it may – it nonetheless remains objectively shown that my method can successfully be practiced even by another person. The beneficial consequence of this is that conductor and critic alike must summon their courage more than they have ...

• Diary entry for 1914-05-28

  ... catastrophe. Nature, admittedly, merely fulfilled the consequences of the parents' inability to help the child during the critical period of puberty with emphasis and coercion. In the evening, Floriz and his wife at Lie-Liechen's. ...

• Diary entry for 1914-06-07

  ... right: anyone who lies is stupid, and because of this very stupidity he can be lied to. Anyone who does not lie is smart; and his smartness prevents him from being lied to. Another, related effect: stupidity makes one a liar, but also has the consequence ...

• Diary entry for 1914-07-25

  ... 25. VII. 14 Nachmittags trifft die erste Meldung von der Belgrader Note In the consequence of the assassination in Sarajevo, Austria-Hungary sent Serbia an extremely pointed 48-hour ultimatum on July 23, 1914, with specific demands aimed at ...

• Diary entry for 1914-08-30

  ... advantages through her continued summer sojourn; and it seems that, as a consequence of this, she will, so to speak, release my mother from her imprisonment. Most recent dreams: many, and serious, conversations with Robert Schumann. Yet although I still kept ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-27

  ... , where we learn from the waiter that "the professor is free of obligations this afternoon and has already gone home." Another fine little trick! Instead of drawing the even more obvious consequence of using his free day to wait for us, in order to be able ...

• Diary entry for 1914-10-15

  ... Podhajce; for me, then, who is required to draw consequences, there is still no alternative than to leave her with Mrs. Klumak. In a feuilleton, Seligmann quotes a statement by Goethe which reproduces the correct observation that people, since ancient times ...

• Diary entry for 1915-03-06

  ... Tageblatt about the Germans discusses in a rather eloquent manner the essence of German character as it embraces, overcomes, and deals with all objects and problems of the world in order to surprise the world with hitherto unknown consequences. It is only ...

• Diary entry for 1916-01-20

  ... to unconditionally require the service of the businessman, which it submits to him. Of course the churner's life is, as said, of no consequence at all to the state! That is what one now calls state morality, morality in general, state interest ...

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