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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Included in this exhibition are six of the most valuable books in the Library. All of these are well known editions of Horace, printed before 1500, and represent some of the earliest products of European printing...
...Secretary Hull declared: "The granting of this concession has been the cause of great embarrassment, not only to this Government but to other governments who are making strenuous and sincere efforts for the preservation of peace. . . . It [is] highly desirable that the necessary steps should be taken at the earliest possible moment to terminate the concession...
Theatres of protest arose in Manhattan as early as 1927, earliest organizations being the New Playwrights Theatre, the Workers Laboratory (recently rechristened the Theatre of Action), the Artef Players, Theatre Collective, the German Prolit-Buehne. This was the nucleus of the New Theatre League, which in 1932 began publishing a monthly magazine now supported by 15,000 readers. Editor Herbert Kline explained that the League aimed to serve "the needs of working-class audiences for plays unlike the theatrical marshmallows served up on Broadway which deal with problems quite as remote from the workers' lives as peculiar Park Avenue...
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...importance, it can hold its own with the best of them. Because the peninsula of Jutland turns a sandy, treacherous, sparse backbone to the North Sea (see map), Danes from the earliest times have concentrated in the Baltic islands. Copenhagen, the capital, and Hamlet's Elsinore (now an important rail and ferry junction for Sweden and Norway) are on the largest island, Zealand. A large proportion of the fish, butter, eggs and bacon that are Denmark's chief products come from the island of Fünen. Danish motor roads are excellent, railroads (50% government-owned, the rest...