Franz Rosenzweig, “Vertauschte Fronten”,Der Morgen6, Apr.1930, 85ff. The editors of the Jewish journal add that the essay had originally been intended for a daily newspapers. 24. Cf. Franz Rosenzweig,Kleinere Schriften, eds. Edith Rosenzweig-Scheinmann, Berlin 1937, 354–356(= Zweistroml...
“Otto Dix was born in 1891 in Untermhaus, Thuringia, the son of an ironworker. He initially trained in Gera and at the Dresden School of Arts and Crafts as a painter of wall decorations and later taught himself how to paint on canvas. He volunteered as a machine-gunner during World War...
Karl Tannert, consulate secretary described the club,“…our coach halts in the middle of abeautiful garden in front of a palatial building that our fellow countrymen had furnished in a cozy and most comfortable fashion. There is a dining hall with German, English and Spanish newspapers to choo...
Although the disarming of the Jews as a prelude to and in Nazi Firearms Law and the Disarming of the German Jews 485 in Germany, German firearms laws and regulations, German and American newspapers from the period, and historical literature. It contributes to the debate concerning firearms ...
(9)Eugene Lyons,Assignment in Utopia(1937) They moderated their skepticism long before midnight. That evening they watched Hitler and Hindenburg reviewing the Nazi victory parade. The aged President seemed a pathetic supernumerary in that show, as uniformed Nazi battalions by the hundred thousand marc...
Anna Marie Hahn (1932-1937) was a 26-year old immigrant from Germany who offered her services in Cincinnati as a live-in attendant for elderly men. Over a period of about a year apiece, she would end up bilking 5 victims of all their assets in a variety
There was also a campaign in German newspapers against the idea of wearing trousers. Women were described as those "trouser-wenches with Indian warpaint". Magda Goebbels liked wearing trousers and she gained the support of her husband, Joseph Goebbels, to defend like-minded women: "Whether women...
newspapers, stationery. Otto Trsnjek lost a leg in the war and with his shop he is a well-known presence in the neighborhood; he is teaching Franz how to properly read and understand the newspapers, but also the psychology of the different customers of the shop, and the characteristics of...
This is my legacy to a world with which I have no quarrel even though it does not yet understand me." In the chaos of the Second World War, his careful precautions were useless. Much of Schwitters' work was either lost, destroyed, or dispersed. The turning point had come in 1937, ...
69The three,“long and more or less complete sets”of newspapers in question were:(1) TheDeutschostafrika Rundschau, (2) TheDeutsch-ostafrikanische ZeitungandTheUsambara Post.70A few surviving copies of these three important German colo-nial newspapers are to be found in the East Africana ...