-
cover as a
trademark and
published the Neue
Fackel (New Torch).
Kraus sued and won. From that time, Die
Fackel was
published (without a
cover page) by the...
- Żagiew ("The Torch", Die
Fackel), also
known as Żydowska
Gwardia Wolności (the "Jewish
Freedom Guard"), was a ****-collaborationist
Jewish agent-provocateur...
-
Dominor der
Filigrane (2000 to 2009) - guitars,
German bagpipes,
shawms Die
Fackel (2000 to 2006) - b**** guitars, mandola, harp,
German bagpipes,
shawms Ungemach...
- of pre-Anschluss Vienna: Die
Gerettete Zunge (The
Tongue Set Free); Die
Fackel im Ohr (The
Torch in My Ear), and Das
Augenspiel (The Play of the Eyes);...
-
German names of the
characters are Das Ding (The Thing), Die
Fackel or Die
menschliche Fackel (The
Human Torch), Die
Unsichtbare (The
Invisible One), and...
- Liberty, Methuen, London, 1936. Karl
Kraus Die
Fackel Nr.462/S.175,
Vienna 1917. Karl
Kraus Die
Fackel Nr.857/S.118,
Vienna 1931.
Wieland Herzfelde Thirty...
-
Bertelsmann Lexikon-Bibliothek, Bd. 7. C.
Bertelsmann Verlag, 1961. p.901 Die
Fackel.
Issue 10 July 1914 Ketterl, Eugen. Der alte
Kaiser wie nur
einer ihn sah...
-
Sturm edited by her
second husband, and Karl Kraus'
literary journal Die
Fackel. She also
published many
anthologies of poetry, some of
which she illustrated...
- news Karl Kraus: "Die Journaille." Die
Fackel 3 (1902),
issue 99, pp. 1–9 Karl Kraus: Der Freiherr. In: Die
Fackel 12 (1910),
issue 311, pp. 1–13, (online...
- literature, the
writers thereof as
coffee house poets. The
famous journal Die
Fackel ("The Torch") by Karl
Kraus is said to have been
written in cafés to a large...
