Jazz in Nazi Germany Marked Underground Triumph
In Hitler's Germany jazz clubs thrived underground as Nazi officials censored and mocked American swing. Musicians like Seitz and Reitmayr recall confiscated sheets, renamed titles, and periodic inspections aimed at eroding jazz's influence while figures such as Strauss faced removal for anti-Nazi associations.
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Sepp) Seitz
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Lubbock Leads In February Liquor Fines
Lubbock district reported the state’s largest February penalties with 60 percent of fines and costs, and high conviction numbers. State totals show 87 convictions, $42,517 in fines and costs, 170 non-criminal dispositions, and 1968 new cases filed while other districts follow with varied figures.
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