Already in 1919 a false diary of a "little girl" was published, with many details about sexuality. It was a best-seller.
Look at the Wikipedia article about Hermine_Hug-Hellmuth : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermine_Hug-Hellmuth
There are more details in the French Wikipedia.
R.

It is possible that I misinterpreted the Duden article, sorry for this and for the "snarky" tone. But, again : We see by Google Books that many serious books contain "nach dem Osten". Should we infer that these books are false ?
R.

By the way, what is "landschaftlich", according to Duden, is to use "nach (dem)" instead of "zu … hin" or instead of "in". They don't say that it is "landschaftlich" to use "nach dem (Osten)" instead of "nach (Osten)". R. Really?...

By the way, what is "landschaftlich", according to Duden, is to use "nach (dem)" instead of "zu … hin" or instead of "in". They don't say that it is "landschaftlich" to use "nach dem (Osten)" instead of "nach (Osten)".
R.

"It seems that German evolved since the time of the Protocol." No. The expression is and has been grammatically wrong. That's what the standard texbook on German grammar tells you. Yes ? Did you read in a standard textbook that the expression "nach dem Osten" was already wrong i...

Sorry R, but German school teachers to not correct papers in German on the basis of some obscure French book on geography called "Comptes Rendus Du Congrès International de Géographie Amsterdam 1938," German school teachers correct German papers on the basis of the Duden, because "Th...

And there is one more peculiarity in this sentence. um ... nach dem Osten transportiert zu werden." It should either be "um ... nach Osten transportiert zu werden", here "Osten" - east - merely stands for the direction of travel or "um ... in den Osten transportiert zu...

Are you serious ?
R.

Your second phrase doesn't even represent a depictive attribute. According to you, what isthe grammatical function of "strassenbauend" in this phrase ? ("Anstatt die immer noch kahle Negevwueste strassenbauend und bewaessernd zu besiedeln (...)") You say that the idea of escorti...

Sorry, I have problems with the editor. I wrote : This is a correct phrase : "Er wurde heulend und schluchzend von zwei bewaffneten Männern abgeführt". If "heulend" and "schluchzend" are properties, why shouldn't "strassenbauend" be a property ? Perhaps you wi...

"Yes, it can be used as an adverb, " Just a moment ago you appeared to be saying the opposite. So there we go. I think that, in the phrase from the Protocol, it is not necessary to view the "Partizip Präsens" as an adverb, because considering it as a depictive makes the phrase g...

Yes, it can be used as an adverb, but it can also be used as an "Adjektiv", as an "Attribut". In my opinion, it is a "prädikatives Attribut", more precisely a "depiktives Prädikativ". Seen in this way, the phrase is grammatically correct : the Jews will be led...

Pia Kahn wrote:the correct grammar "adverb"

I'm curious to know who would come say "I agree with Pia Kahn on this."
R.

Now could you please demonstrate to me how this can be done? I can sing a song while I am marching into a direction, but I cannot march into the east whilst I am in the process of building a road. Just show to me how it is done! That's another question, that's not grammar. I never said that this ph...

In English: "The jews are lead into these areas building roads." This sounds just as weird in English as it sounds in German. For this reason, it is never translated in this manner. Well, here : https://books.google.be/books?id=hyYGOyX1IQUC&pg=PA190&lpg=PA190#v=onepage&q&f...