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• Diary entry for 1916-11-14

  ... !) – still cannot do without deception, are then not the poor in fact morally and technically-financially obliged to resort to deception on their part, if only to save their lives in the gaping ocean of nothingness which has been left to them by the rich? Why ...

• Diary entry for 1916-11-22

  ... , locusts, and war. The sources of this passion cannot be discovered, but they are promoted by idleness, luxury, and a lack of cares and privations. It is a kind of spiritual illness. Like leprosy, it destroys not a part, it deforms the whole. It creeps in ...

• Diary entry for 1916-12-09

  ... Lieutenant Bednař in the coffee house; the most tragic breakdown of a young life. But nothing must actually be said about any guilt on his part; one should instead throw a stone, above all, at nature itself, which conceived the sexual drive and, with it ...

• Diary entry for 1916-12-16

  ... act of terrorism on the part of the true criminals against those who, in striving after their wealth, threaten to compete with them using other means. The penal code is, as it were, a codification of the exclusion of competing thieves, etc. Not until ...

• Diary entry for 1917-03-01

  ... French for their part in theirs. ...

• Diary entry for 1917-03-13

  ... become entirely part of the religion; then the inclination and compulsion towards illusion would fall away, and the effect of the spiritual will remain pure, without this nonetheless ceasing to nuance races, nations, and peoples in a variety of ways. ...

• Diary entry for 1917-03-14

  ... "simple refusal" on my part. Registered letterOC 16/32v (copied) by return of post to Dr. Friedmann: I explain the sense of the apparently exceptional construction of the stipend as a result of the testatrix's relationship to music, and her personal ...

• Diary entry for 1917-03-15

  ... . Petersburg! Understandably, the first reports are all in conflict with one another. Is it a hunger revolt, or a political one, or both? If political, then even England may have had a hand in it, and played its part in getting rid of the Czar who, worn out by ...

• Diary entry for 1917-03-21

  ... time being, turned down his works. Letter to Mittler: I hasten to fulfill the promise I had made; but this referred only to his works as a basis for a stipend; I speak briefly about this, ask for discretion on his part, and answer a few questions about ...

• Diary entry for 1917-04-24

  ... Wilson fails to note that the immigrant parts of the European mother nations, by becoming anglicized, have indeed at the outset renounced their true national freedom, that they have in fact sacrificed themselves to Anglo-Saxonism and no longer seek to ...

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