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Deutsch: Simplicissimus illustrierte Wochenschrift begründet von Albert Langen und Th. Th. Heine 29 Dezember 1930:
  • Thomas Theodor Heine: Goebbels Mäuse-Sieg über Remarque; Ein Skandal so ei pazifisticher Kriegsfilm! Aber wir haben es den Leuten wieder mal gezeigt was wahren Heldentum ist!
English: Simplicissimus (German weekly, illustrated, satirical magazine) 1930-12-29:
  • Line drawing by illustrator Thomas Theodor Heine (1867 – 1948) showing "nazi mice" with swastika armbands parading and crawling on and around the boots of a uniformed man: Goebbels's mice victory over Remarque; Such a scandalous pacifist war film! But we showed people once again what true heroism is!
DECEMBER 5, 1930 JOSEPH GOEBBELS DISRUPTS PREMIERE OF FILM
In Berlin, Joseph Goebbels, one of Adolf Hitler’s top deputies, and Storm Troopers (SA) disrupt the premiere of "All Quiet on the Western Front," a film based on the novel of the same title by Erich Maria Remarque. Nazi protestors throw smoke bombs and sneezing powder to halt the film. Members of the audience who protest the disruption are beaten. The novel had always been unpopular with the Nazis, who believed that its depiction of the cruelty and absurdity of war was "un-German." Ultimately, the film will be banned. Remarque will emigrate to Switzerland in 1931, and the Nazis, after coming to power, will revoke his German citizenship in 1938.
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Author Thomas Theodor Heine (1867 – 1948)

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