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• Diary entry for 1914-09-17

  ... ; she never experienced the grace of being well off, as Wilhelm or Mosio or to some extent I myself have experienced. And she will never take part in that higher grace of seeing the Heaven of art. What she bears in spite of all her fate is apparently ...

• Diary entry for 1914-11-13

  ... mischievous will always have an advantage, so that the end of the deception on the part of England will not be foreseen. ...

• Diary entry for 1914-12-03

  ... cleanliness may, in its exaggeration, be just as objectionable as the demand, say, that anyone who wishes to preserve his good health should not spend any part of his life below 1,500 meters above sea level. There appears, rather, to be a kind of mixture that ...

• Diary entry for 1915-01-03

  ... , etc., to create a mood hostile to Germany; that sort of press, he says, would also have been advantageous for Germany. It is part and parcel of the disreputability of the profession to assert about the press that they were expressing public opinion ...

• Diary entry for 1915-01-17

  ... level on which the French stand!! Mr. Zuckerkandl transmits to me a request from Mr. Robert to provide a continuo part for a Bach violin sonata, for one of his soirees! But I tell him I won't, and explain that is not appropriate to mess up the current ...

• 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 ...

• Diary entry for 1915-09-26

  ... munitions to England, there were plenty of other neutral states from whom the Boers, for their part, could likewise order munitions; in the present situation, however, the United States is the only state that is in any way in a position to supply weapons ...

• Diary entry for 1915-09-30

  ... genius who is indispensable for their lives, the next one storms in and must start all over again. In this respect they resemble the ever-changing influx of pupils from one year to the next, who achieve only the slightest part of their goal – though this ...

• Diary entry for 1915-10-13

  ... , it has become an article of faith; this reminds me of the Chinese pigtail, for which the Chinese went to their death but which has since become part of national costume – something that it was not at the very outset. Anyone who teaches virtue must ...

• Diary entry for 1915-10-24

  ... and believes that he can create miracles by investing certain parts of his monetary wealth in commodities or factories, or let it accrue interest in banks. But he will never understand that he he offends against productivity in the worst way when he ...

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