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Epigraphs:
'It's not outlandish to imagine that Hitler and Freud passed each other in the street more than once in this concentrated city, or nodded to each other in the coffee-house (where, at a third table, Lenin was earning his living as a professional chess player)...' -- David Dale, newspaper article on Vienna
'Even the distant and the dead live with us.' -- Ludwig van Beethoven
'Art is the cry of distress uttered by those who experience at first hand the fate of mankind.' -- Arnold Schoenberg
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I. Beethoven
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"They say I was eccentric, or uncouth,",
2003
single work
poetry
— Appears in: The Man and the Map 2003; (p. 67-69) -
II. Lenin
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"These Viennese are useless at chess,",
2003
single work
poetry
— Appears in: The Man and the Map 2003; (p. 70) -
III. Freud
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"Some dreams are beyond interpretation",
2003
single work
poetry
— Appears in: The Man and the Map 2003; (p. 71-73) -
IV. Hitler
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"Schicklgruber Schicklgruber",
2003
single work
poetry
— Appears in: The Man and the Map 2003; (p. 74) -
V. Schoenberg
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"If times were different our music would be different.",
2003
single work
poetry
— Appears in: The Man and the Map 2003; (p. 75-76)
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