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• Diary entry for 1916-09-15

  ... 15. IX. 16 Temperatursturz hält an – ich lege Mantel an. Vom Post-Zeitungsamt Aufforderung, die fehlenden Nummern anzugeben. Vom Kriegshilfsbüro schöne Landschaftskarten. The War Aid Bureau, part of the Ministry of the Interior, supported wartime ...

• Diary entry for 1916-10-12

  ... ! October 12, 1916. 13°, warm but windy, partly cloudy. 10 Kronen paid for the repair and pressing of the winter suits. The caretaker notified of the defects in the window, and refuses to accept responsibility for any damages. She replies, on the other hand ...

• Diary entry for 1916-12-17

  ... part; only towards evening do I find a letter from Mrs. Gutherz with confused apologies. The rich: by twofold theft, the rich constantly enrich themselves: in the first place by that which is situated in their business, turnover, marriage, etc., and ...

• Diary entry for 1917-01-06

  ... 6. I. 17 Sehr schöner Tag. Der Milchjunge gibt zu, nicht geläutet zu haben u. meint selbst: „ziehen Sie’s halt ab“! Hierüber nun ergänzender Bericht in a einer Karte an den Inspektor. ParteOJ 13/36, [2] Professor Ernst Rudorff. Gegen 11h gehen wir ...

• Diary entry for 1917-01-13

  ... shopkeeper merely stamps with his foot, as if he were the only gentleman in Europe and addresses the Central Powers in the manner of stock-market jobbers when they speak to their valets. For my part, I regard it as a good stroke of fate that Germany has to ...

• Diary entry for 1917-05-02

  ... in poverty for as long as possible, merely so that they will accomplish the necessary work for them the rich. Religion and intellectual property will be thrown at the poor by the rich who, for their part, steal from the poorest of all, the poets and ...

• Diary entry for 1917-05-21

  ... instincts were inferior. And so I explain to Schrader that I claimed such an inferiority on the part of Marx or Bülow only when compared to Beethoven, not with others of lower standing, which amounts to a great difference. Why, however, I return to this very ...

• Diary entry for 1917-07-17

  ... happy to have even this piece, as we hope that it will, in any event, be able to offer us its good service. The fruit that we saw in the market and the fruit shops was for the most part unripe, and for sale at shamelessly high prices. Lie-Liechen thinks ...

• Diary entry for 1917-08-04

  ... who govern or take part in government are themselves producers and business people. But surely it would matter less in itself, the governments think, if the less tax-powerful classes fell in their taxation strength. Against this, however, I say: if the ...

• Diary entry for 1917-09-04

  ... from there to the Eppzirl mountain hut. The path is clearly segmented, as the first part follows a stream; in the second, smaller section, a bridge leads to the actual valley, where the path continues alongside meadows and moraines as far as the ...

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