How the Maeterlinck Paradise Was Blasted by War
Baron William Thorne-Maeterlinck and Maeterlinck's wife Georgette Leblanc recall the destruction of the Abbey of St. Wandrille in France by German shells during World War I. Madame Maeterlinck, now in London, had organized a new scene for Macbeth inspired by the couple’s lands and happiness. The article contrasts Maeterlinck’s literary peace with the wartime ruin and notes his delayed military service and his wife’s dramatic career.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
St. Wandrille
France
Maeterlincks
Abbey of
Madame Maeterlinck
Georgette Leblanc
London
Europe
Macbeth Castle
Shakespeare
Belgium
Opera Comique
Paris
Maeterlinck
Baron William Thorner
Mile
Leblanc
America
Jean and
Eduard de Reszke
Baron
Maeterlinck Relives St Wandrille Routine And Beliefs
The article details Maeterlinck at St Wandrille, noting his daily afternoon work and social rituals. It describes his dinner importance, kitchen supervision, wine taste, cigar devotion, and a coffin shaped buffet, plus his interest in spiritism and miracles during after dinner talks.
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Maeterlinck
St. Wandrille
Wealth and War Costs Compared by Deutsche Bank Director
Deutsche Bank director compares total capital wealth of Germany France England and the United States using figures from the Round Table British quarterly. Germany 14 2 to 15 6 hundred million pounds, France 11 4 hundred, England 11 3 to 12 7 hundred, US 24 5 hundred million pounds.
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Deutsche Bank
Germany
France
England
D. Helfferich
United States
The
Round Table
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