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  • Diary entry for 1917-05-24

    ... Moses's visit. Letter to Hertzka: I request a copy of Op. 111 for Dr. Plattensteiner, to be set against a payment slip. Letter to Plattensteiner: I tell him about Op. 111, reveal the deception on the part of U.E. and write about the last surviving ...

  • Diary entry for 1917-05-26

    ... Julie and Marie, in an effort at least to clear up the misunderstanding that this was supposedly some malice on the part of our mother. Wilhelm's obstinacy and narrowness made an unpleasant impression on us, for instance when, in order not to seem unfair ...

  • Diary entry for 1917-08-07

    ... take part in that, and as a result become more significant himself. It is in truth not something insignificant that a river like the Isar is called upon to express, in the gaze of the Karwendel Mountains, and now the river transfers this calling, as it ...

  • Diary entry for 1917-08-26

    ... ! When I, for my part, objected to this impropriety, he said that there were no grounds for enthusiasm – whereupon I replied that one was dealing with symbols, and that it may be taken for granted that one may, and should, always reckon on enthusiasm! ...

  • Diary entry for 1917-08-31

    ... "Viennese populators"! Greetings. Cows: the wet nurses of the human race. Before lunch, the chief parish councilor questioned about a transport certificate; unfortunately, that is not part of his job. We meet him – by profession a carpenter, and a well ...

  • Diary entry for 1917-09-03

    ... Bibel bis Kap. 22 fortsetze. Alpenglühen! See footnote 1 September 3, 1917, partly cloudy. Postcard to Brünauer: I am arriving on September 12 and ask him for a decision on whether he will or will not come on the 18th. LetterOJ 13/30, [33] from Roth: he ...

  • Diary entry for 1917-11-15

    ... the course of his life might have run, had he reacted in a way which would have solely corresponded with the truth. ..." then: "... of my own works ..., which, for the most part, – indeed, exclusively – reveal the musical craftsmanship of the geniuses ...

  • Diary entry for 1917-11-27

    ... hideous acts of self-deception, if that part of humanity which rhapsodizes about a Peace through Rapprochement aspires to interpret peace as the fruit of understanding. Since, in truth, as soon as our opponents fail to yield to their will for conquest ...

  • Diary entry for 1918-01-07

    ... one of the attorneys involved in the estate that "on January 5, i.e. the anniversary of Mrs. Deutsch’s death, I disbursed out of the resources of the part-legacy[?] kindly paid out to me at that time by Chamber Counsellor Mendl the first sum through ...

  • Diary entry for 1918-02-16

    ... on Sunday evenings, and for our part have sacrificed Sunday mornings in order to maintain contact. Considered from this angle, I present the question matter of the jam in a different light, for even though Mrs. Hauser and that other woman with whom ...

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