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331. Work Councils and Socialization: Second Discussion Evening 28 May 1919, Stuttgart

Rudolf Steiner
But whatever comes of it, it could only be – and I ask you to bear this firmly in mind – that with the help of the not yet completely crushed Entente capitalism, Central and Eastern Europe would be trampled to death, because we would have enslavement as far as the Rhine, especially for the working people. That could only be if Entente capitalism were not crushed. For what might then happen?
29. Collected Essays on Drama 1889–1900: Theater Chronicles 1897-1899
Translated by Automated

Rudolf Steiner
"If you want to keep your house clean, keep priests and monks out of it." "The Rhine is commonly called the Pfaffengasse. But where clerics step on a ship, the ship's crew curse and cross themselves, because it is said that clerics bring disaster and ruin to the ship."
125. The Christmas Festival In The Changing Course Of Time 22 Dec 1910, Berlin
Translator Unknown

Rudolf Steiner
Let us greet them through sunlight and moonshine That shine on the sea and the river Rhine. Let us greet them through foliage and grassy blade, Through the holy rain that has wet us all made.
188. Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation 12 Jan 1919, Dornach
Translated by Violet E. Watkin

Rudolf Steiner
It will then be discovered that in the regions that afterwards, later, were supposed to be magyarised as countries of the Magyars, men from the Rhine were moved in—like the Siebenburg Saxons, men from further west, like the Germans of Zips, men out of modern Swabia, like the Germans of Bana.
63. Homunculus 26 Mar 1914, Berlin

Rudolf Steiner
Thus, his existence dissatisfies him extremely, and, therefore, he plunges into the Rhine River. There a being saves him that also has no soul, the mermaid Lurley. Now Homunculus and Lurley become a couple.
180. Ancient Myths: Their Meaning and Connection with Evolution: Duality of the Human Being, Head and Trunk 12 Jan 1918, Dornach
Translated by Mabel Cotterell

Rudolf Steiner
It is in no way fitted for that. Much water must still flow down the Rhine, if what we can give to youth today—(let us observe it only in one field, but it is applicable in all fields) is to be something that is fitted really to be transformed into heart-knowledge.
173b. The Karma of Untruthfulness I: LectureI XIV 01 Jan 1917, Dornach
Translated by Johanna Collis

Rudolf Steiner
You can see this straightaway in the description of a relative of the hero: ‘He was a fine talker, well, though a little heavily, built, and was of the type which passes in Germany for classic beauty; he had a large brow that expressed nothing, large regular features, and a curled beard—a Jupiter of the banks of the Rhine.’ You will agree that this is not likely to lead to an objective judgement, even if it could be true in isolated cases.
185. From Symptom to Reality in Modern History: The Birth of the Consciousness Soul 18 Oct 1918, Dornach
Translated by A. H. Parker

Rudolf Steiner
We must realize that, during this continuous confrontation, a colonizing activity began which carried the peasants from Central to Eastern Europe and in later years from the Rhine to Siebenbürgen. These peasant migrations, through the mingling of Central and Eastern European elements, had a profound influence upon the later development of life in these areas.
185a. The Developmental History of Social Opinion: Seventh Lecture 23 Nov 1918, Dornach

Rudolf Steiner
If we go further east, to Transylvania, we find the Transylvanian Saxons, who once lived on the Rhine. If we go further to the so-called Banat, there you have the Swabians, who immigrated from Württemberg and who have left behind a cultural legacy.
187. How Can Humanity Find the Christ Again?: Experiences of the Old Year and Outlook over the New Year I 31 Dec 1918, Dornach
Translated by Alan P. Shepherd, Dorothy S. Osmond

Rudolf Steiner
“Then the cornerstone of Europe's arch, once the strongest stone, is crushed; the boundaries of Asia are pushed forward to the Rhine; the Balkans reach out to the North Sea. And a despairing horde, a spirit alien to European ways, encamp before the gates of Western civilization, threatening the entrenched nations not with weapons but with deadly infection.

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