By Barbara Wood
ISBN-10: 0060153563
ISBN-13: 9780060153564
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This is the most charac- teristic course that England can offer as well as being the most beneficial for a German ... as far as I am concerned, there is nothing that can show a young person what constitutes England's strength better: the citizens' feeling, of responsibility. That seems to me to be the key to the English person. And I don't think one need worry about learning things that one won't be able to `use' later. One might quickly forget many details; understanding, empathy and overall view remain ...
F. Sch umach er The university had n of been throbbing with intellectual activity and profound understanding of important world issues as he had hoped. Nevertheless he left with a number of good friends to give him at least some pleasant memories. Some were to last a lifetime, among them David Astor, Emmanuel `Sonny' Wax (a lawyer), the two German Rhodes Scholars who came up in Fritz's second year, Adam von Tro t t and Ado l f Schlepegrell, and even a female student, Stella Tucker. It was perhaps fortunate that they did not altogether understand or even realize Fritz's distaste for Oxford life, although Schlepegrell was aware that Fritz's inability to identify fully with student life was partly due to his `aversion to students'.
And he decided him trouble finally caused to defence of Germany invited been thereafter to keep a lower profile. He had Germany and address the Rotary Club of Yeovil on `Young millions of followHitler finds Hothead like why a Nationalist spoke frankly. He and Fritz ideal opportunity ers'. It was an punches. he pulled no uninformed and audience considered his cry: `It is now the rallying and provocative with the He ended for peace: to something to do ... ' and revising fair game by playing a tral Europe wrote to Professor the and one of There was uproar be a Rotarian, about his happened to who also Schumacher, us,' he wrote, `but with that he hurt `It is true son's address.
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