Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 5, 2025
"How can you help?" asked the young man again. "Tell me what you will do?" "Me?" said Truda. "For to-night I can do nothing; I am not an army. But I think that after to-night there will be no more Judenhetze in this city. That is what I think. For, after all, I am the Schottelius; people know me and set a value on me, and if harm comes to me there will be a reckoning."
The big mirror against the wall, bright with lights, reflected the pair of them sitting face to face in the attitude of intimacy. The Prince, bearded and big, felt protective and paternal, for Truda, muffled in her great cloak, looked very small and feminine just then. His tone, so consoling and smooth, roused her; she sat up. "Prince," she said, "you could stop it." "The Judenhetze, you mean?"
She shivered a little, and gathered her big cloak more closely about her. "But I had not heard I did not know what the Judenhetze really was. And I think the world does not know, or it would not tolerate it." "Eh?" The prince stared at her. "But it has upset you," he said soothingly. "You must forget it. It is not well to dwell on these things."
There is something in you I noticed it again to-night, in your great scene that suggests it. A sort of ardor, a glow, as it were; something burning and poignant. Well, if all the Jews were like you there would be no Judenhetze." She put the futile compliment from her with a movement of impatience. "You can still do nothing?" she asked "My powers are where they were, Madame," he answered.
His knock brought a face to the top of the wall, and after a parley the great gate was opened wide enough to let them slip through. When they were in, Truda touched her companion. "Would I be here for a fancy?" she whispered. "Believe what I say: after this there shall be no Judenhetze."
In her final novel, "Daniel Deronda," between which and "Middlemarch" there were six years, so that it was published when the author was nearly sixty years old, we have another large canvas upon which, in great detail and with admirable variety, is displayed a composition that does not aim at complete unity or at any rate, does not accomplish it, for the motive is double: to present the Jew so that Judenhetze may be diminished: and to exhibit the spiritual evolution through a succession of emotional experiences of the girl Gwendolen.
The objection seemed reasonable, but it was met in turn by the point that Blaustein and Ascher had been bled white, as Bismarck's phrase went, before they were released, whereas the five Christians had been liberated with relatively moderate fines. Upon the whole, a certain odour of the Judenhetze clung thereafter about the "corner" in Rubber Consols. On an afternoon of the following week, Mr.
She gave her life to teach it. There will be no more Judenhetze in this city." "Her life to teach it," repeated Monsieur Vaucher. "She gave her life." His composure failed him suddenly, and he fell on his knees on the other side of what had been Truda Schottelius, weeping openly. "She never failed," he said. "She never failed. A great artist, Monsieur, the Schottelius!
Here a Jew from Vienna, with the fear of the Judenhetze in his eyes, followed on the heels of a tow-headed giant from Stockholm. A cunning cockney touched his hat as he passed, and rather ostentatiously turned to help a white-haired little Italian over the inequalities of the gangway. One thing only they had in common their deadly industry. One shadow lay over them all the shadow of death.
Another difficulty which demanded government interference was the Judenhetze, or persecution of the Jews, which reached a climax in 1881. A further difficulty was encountered in the quick growth of socialism.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking