Paul Krugman bemoans the lack of menschen in the current White House, but his definition does not tell the whole story.
After working as a cameraman for Robert Siodmak on the 1930 documentary Menschen am Sonntag (People on Sunday), Zinnemann traveled to Hollywood, where he was an extra in Lewis Milestone's All Quiet on the Western Front (1930).
Thus, Haeckel's Stammbaum des Menschen is the source image for most of the subsequent representations of evolutionary trees in the popular sphere.
Later, he developed an interest in the occult and the Oriental attitude toward fate, which provided themes for several of his novels, in particular, Van oude menschen, de dingen, die voorbijgaan (1906; Old People and the Things That Pass).
Through his discerning criticism he furthered the production of some of their important works, for example Schiller's Briefe über die Ästhetische Erziehung des Menschen of 1795 (Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man), and his philosophical poems as well as Goethe's epic Herrmann und Dorothea and his novel Wilhelm Meister.
During the Moscow 1925 chess tournament, Emanuel Lasker received a telegram informing him that the drama written by himself and his brother Berthold, Vom Menschen die Geschichte ("History of Mankind"), had been accepted for performance at the Lessing theatre in Berlin.
On leaving Wenzgasse school in 1947, Lotte abandoned plans to go to university on hearing that Hass – whose work, including his newly released first feature-length film, Menschen Unter Haien (Men Among Sharks), she had admired – was looking for a secretary.
His Die Stellung des Menschen im Kosmos (1928; Man's Place in Nature) is a sketch for these projected major works.
Moleschotts Untersuch Naturlehre Menschen Thiere 1876 11 327 349.
21. lich und eines starken Menschen unwürdig.
