About theatre censorship Fulda, Ludwig, versatile writer, successful playwright and excellent translator, chairman of the Senate of the Section for Poetry in Prussia. Academy of the Arts, driven into suicide by the Nazis in 1939 (1862-1939). Eigh. Letter from the U.S. "Ludwig Fulda". 1 S. Gr. 4to. Berlin-Dahlem 25.V.1927. As a member of the "Goethe-Bunde Berlin" to the art historian and journalist Dr. Ludwig Goldstein in Königsberg, the long-time chairman of the federal government, who probably wanted to protest against the banning of a play. "... A protest action in the form of a meeting ... could now count on no response at the extreme end of the season here in Berlin, all the less so as the main subject, the Youth Protection Act, has been antiquated by the unfortunately adopted in the Reichstag. However, newspaper rallies - as has been shown again in this case - are so ineffective that the more frequently they occur, the more surely they fall prey to the curse of ridicule. After all, even the protest of the literary section of the Academy of the Arts, i.e. a state-appointed body, did not make the slightest impression on the Reichstag in the case of the dirty and harmful or juvenile protection law! ...". - A larger corner section at the bottom left.