Word: hindenburgs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...best news-pictures in the April magazines is in Current Opinion: Hindenburg, Stinnes and Bertha Krupp von Bohlen conversing on the streets of Essen. The magazine is edited by Dr. Frank Crane, public philosopher. A good example of his work is the usual " Easter" editorial...
Field Marshal von Hindenburg, addressing the Veterans' League in Hanover: "We do not wish to instigate war, but in view of the present realities we cannot deny the truth of Schiller's words: 'The most peaceful person cannot live in peace if a wicked neighbor does not wish it, and the nation is unworthy that does not stake everything upon its honor.'" Hindenberg concluded his oration by paying a warm tribute to the loyalty of the workers in the Ruhr and exhorting his hearers to stick by the Vaterland "especially in these difficult times...
...opportunity should be allowed to slip by. Think what a charming lecturer William Hohenzollern, formerly a man of some note in Prussia, would prove, with his variety of subjects, from the science of wood-chopping to "From White House to Log-Cabin." And how entertaining would be Herr Hindenburg's "Line...
...desire to see the "land of the free" has heretofore been confined to those of Allied sympathies; we have never had the opportunity to hear Von Tirpitz on "The German Navy as 1 Thought It Was", or (De) Ludendorf's famous "The Eternal Triangle and the Triple Alliance". The Hindenburg line is still known only through the pages of the public press. But at last the voice of our opponents in the "late unpleasantness" is to be heard; the memoirs of the Ex-Kaiser (X standing as usual for the unknown) are shortly to be laid before the American public...
...proclamations include a glowing announcement of General Hindenburg's birthday and an imperial statement of July 31. 1915, in which the Kaiser, commenting on the close of the first year of the war, declares that his conscience is clear and continues in characteristic style: "Full to thanks ought we to say. God was with...