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• Diary entry for 1918-01-16

  ... independence to a head. To a certain degree, it no longer has need of Austria, and so it now does what all rich people do: it simply shakes off its impecunious fellow-country like a beggar. Evening 10° and warm! ...

• Diary entry for 1918-02-28

  ... . To all intents and purposes it seems to me that he is afraid of printer's ink, has a kind of agrophobia, or perhaps is trying to avoid burning his bridges with Prof. Adler before attaining his doctoral degree. In the evening with Gärtner and Mrs. and ...

• Diary entry for 1918-04-22

  ... composed out scale degrees he calls quasi "momentary modulations", dismisses Riemann as well as the other harmony methods with far too much arrogant fabrication: "it is inconceivable that.." We try to eat a noonday meal at the restaurant that lies across ...

• Diary entry for 1918-12-03

  ... presented it, and not in Clemenceau's deceitful version. In the Arbeiter-Zeitung, Kautzky's "Expropriation and Confiscation"; he knows as yet of no way of doing away with capital; for this reason he would like it to remain valid to a certain degree. The lead ...

• Diary entry for 1919-05-11

  ... some degree, catch up on reading weekly and monthly periodicals. ...

• Diary entry for 1920-07-04

  ... Honisch, Jetty picture postcards: greetings; to Anna (letter): regarding de-registering the food ration cards. The maid Hanni gushes forth right in the first conversation and one of her first phrases is: "Oy 'ad tha' as we', royt?" – a degree of ...

• Diary entry for 1921-07-27

  ... disposed to be philistine and bourgeois in relation to a genius, at least to a certain degree. Antonio envies Tasso's profession, Leonore wants an adventure in love; the princess does love him, albeit only with bated breath (of course, she is depicted as ...

• Diary entry for 1923-08-16

  ... . Perhaps the only stain on her person was that she privileged her son at the expense of her daughter to such a degree that it awoke the vexation of all persons and friends near to her. That is all the more in contrast with the fact that she was one of the ...

• Diary entry for 1925-04-11

  ... questions are touched on, primarily regarding the sonata. Furtwängler's lack of knowledge becomes apparent, and to a degree not previously suspected! He doesn't know the sonata form at all!! Argues for Bruckner by considering me an opponent – a condition in ...

• Diary entry for 1925-12-06

  ... shocked by the enormous impositions, deceptions and thefts. He knew for quite some time that Hertzka is a vain, limited, narrow-minded person, but this degree of unseemliness and malice he had not suspected. With regard to the quantity of unsold stocks of ...

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