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• Diary entry for 1914-05-10

  ... danger of the press, which must be curtailed in its destructive effect if there is to be a viable form of government. I fear that humanity has been too late in recognizing the damage that people have caused who have lived for nothing else than to spread ...

• Diary entry for 1914-05-21

  ... another if he is not to stumble over him – and they believe in their misguided vanity that only they have succeeded in attracting attention. These generated reflexes form, so to speak, those points of reference upon which they base their self-esteem, and ...

• Diary entry for 1914-08-27

  ... one with a weaker one! In Paris, a new ministry, apparently for the defense of the republican form of government, has been established. The expected breakout of anger among the French people is to be forestalled at the outset by men of esteem being ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-05

  ... disbanded on September 7, 1914, and used to form the Naval Corps in Flanders on the Western front. vor von der deutschen Botschaft her ertönten, habe ich ihn selbst fortgeschickt, damit er nach der Ursache der Begeisterung sehen möge. Auch dieses Zeichen der ...

• Diary entry for 1914-09-12

  ... geniuses and modesty on the part of talented groups. But how does one recognize who is superior in literature? The genius does not wear his distinction in the form of a golden collars and stars, for which reason the leader cannot be recognized from external ...

• Diary entry for 1914-10-13

  ... journalists, the merchants of the news, the world's gossip is now in printed form; yet what was true of the oral gossip applies also to what is published: that it is not making the world a truly better, more intelligent place. At best one could say that the ...

• Diary entry for 1914-11-17

  ... = money servant, that is, the profession rubs off on the person. And if one says of the stableman that he smells of the stable, in his clothing and on his body, that his facial characteristics are formed accordingly, and so on, then one can say the same ...

• Diary entry for 1914-12-28

  ... eine etwaige Einladung u. da ward es selbstverständlich eine beschlossene Sache, auf ein weiteres Beisammensein nicht mehr zu reflektieren. Die Form werde ich von der Situation abhängig machen u. wahrscheinlich vorziehen, ein Wiedersehen einfach zu ...

• Diary entry for 1915-01-17

  ... the spirit. The luxury of such a utopia is something that can be afforded by a woman, greedy to the point of perversity, who is incapable of forming a relationship with anyone in the world, not even one who is most useful and valuable to her, even if ...

• Diary entry for 1915-05-19

  ... the nationality principle on their part. It is thus evident that the older politics of nations, which did not know or follow the nationality principle which came into being in the middle of the nineteenth century, formed the basis of a much more ...

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