German-Jewish eye doctor Arthur Czellitzer had a keenly developed sense of history. In the glory days of the Weimar Republic, from 1919 to 1933, Czellitzer collected campaign materials distributed by Germany’s various political parties. After the Nazis’ rise to power, his collection numbered about 800 items, including leaflets, announcements, ads and newspapers.
- By karen vaughan
- 14 Jan 2013
- 06:20AM
It is good to watch the "Extraordinary genius of Albert Einstein", which tells of people who had worked and put forward a healthier general routine for the population across Europe which would have included shorter working hours meaning more time with family on a everyday basis, and more educational leisure, visiting libraries and museums for all. This was one reason for the radicalism that was stirred up, to bring down all the people across Europe and Russia. The confusion created remains but those people like Liebnitz, and others responsible for this constructive suggestion is very seldom documented with the reason why there was war across Europe and Asia. Perhaps you will find the people who so strongly wanted to crush the people and prevent a stabilsing development, which would have made the people there strong instead of, "all the whisperings across Europe and Russia."
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