Pole And Czech in Silesia
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Sometimes they came back again, and sometimes they sang, but usually when they had treated us to a bar or two of " Deutschland iiber alles, " or " Die Wacht am Rhein, " their melody was sum- marily interrupted by the not unusual method, on similar occasions, of polite but forceful expulsion. The following evening we were present at a night club in the Biebergasse, where the company engaged in dancing, drank champagne, and partook of suppers until an early hour. On leaving the club the members w...ere subjected to a scrutiny at the door, but 138 POLE AND CZECH IN SILESIA apparently, having satisfied the authorities that they had definite business there, on behalf of one or other of the Entente countries, they were allowed to proceed on their way. Admission to these night clubs is only accorded to the privileged few, and the majority of those present were Hungarian refugees of the better class. During Saturday and Sunday, the races in the Prater were attended by enormous crowds of people who, one would have imagined, were without a care in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes they came back again, and sometimes they sang, but usually when they had treated us to a bar or two of " Deutschland iiber alles, " or " Die Wacht am Rhein, " their melody was sum- marily interrupted by the not unusual method, on similar occasions, of polite but forceful expulsion. The following evening we were present at a night club in the Biebergasse, where the company engaged in dancing, drank champagne, and partook of suppers until an early hour. On leaving the club the members w...ere subjected to a scrutiny at the door, but 138 POLE AND CZECH IN SILESIA apparently, having satisfied the authorities that they had definite business there, on behalf of one or other of the Entente countries, they were allowed to proceed on their way. Admission to these night clubs is only accorded to the privileged few, and the majority of those present were Hungarian refugees of the better class. During Saturday and Sunday, the races in the Prater were attended by enormous crowds of people who, one would have imagined, were without a care in the world.
What to read after Pole And Czech in Silesia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Alexander Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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