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• Diary entry for 1917-01-09

  ... workers, etc. are introduced into a country only because they represent cheap labor!). On the other hand, businessmen will unleash economic warfare if the one who sells cheaply makes out to grow into a major power. The slogan immediately pertains: the ...

• Diary entry for 1917-09-24

  ... , evening edition): "Polish State – Polish Army," – a reckoning with the eternally untrustworthy, characterless Poles, and the suggestion of a possible partitioning. Now Vorwärts itself warns of the overestimation of the effect of that infamous majority ...

• Diary entry for 1917-11-28

  ... again and again that the politics of the German emperor, those ratified by a German parliamentary majority, are imperialistic, simply because of one party, that being one to which the Arbeiter-Zeitung finds it apt to ascribe purportedly imperialistic ...

• Diary entry for 1919-01-28

  ... ' councils: "Anyone who is not prepared to respect the will of the majority has no right to call himself a Social Democrat." Commemorative articles in conservative papers celebrating the birthday of Kaiser Wilhelm. "On Future Foreign Commerce" by Schwarz-Hiller. ...

• Diary entry for 1919-11-04

  ... , often surprisingly happily pictorial, for example especially in the C-major section in the Scherzo, and, in general, the way the orchestra was handled left nothing at all to be desired. On the other hand, it also became instantly apparent to me that the ...

• Diary entry for 1924-08-17

  ... copy of music example for Haydn written, Lie-Liechen completes the fair copy of Schubert G-major. The band moves on at 6:30. To Violin (two lettercards): about the past days, the guests, especially Professor Altmann, who recommends addressing Thömming ...

• Diary entry for 1925-02-14

  ... about his unpleasantnesses with Hertzka; he wants to introduce the just finished sextet in Germany. After the meal, dictation of the "Performance" section to the Prelude in E major. ...

• Diary entry for 1925-08-26

  ... -flat major – but not yet the final word. From Cube (letter): has only been in Rhötis for ten days; is giving himself over to happiness, is preparing the sonata, is expecting a visit, unfortunately cannot come here. From Mittelmann (letter registered): verses ...

• Diary entry for 1927-12-12

  ... mich an, ob ich denn auch große Augen dazu machte! December 12, 1927 From Dr. Fritz Stein in Kiel (letter): he requests my arrangment of the Concerto No. 6 in B major by Handel for a possible performance at the Handel Festival in the summer of 1928 – he ...

• Diary entry for 1929-12-11

  ... to arrive too early at the concert. In the foyer, we meet Mr. Hoboken and Miss Kahn; Gieseking plays Beethoven's Concerto in E major! Basically, a healthy attack is missing – it is possible that his engagement with the most recent key-wiping composers ...

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