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Lehmann, 19 35 , All translations are the author's. Ac- the anti-German spirit of Jews" who had become more and more powerful cording to the Volkischer Beobachter, there was only one correct answer to since the revolutions of So the "honorable wish of the master- these accusations and it was best stated by Wagner's son, Siegfried: "All hated as an enemy of the Jews-was denied.

But nowhere justice to the great German genius. In originality and creativity. Describing the second act, a summary of the operas by Wagner, died at the time of the composer's conception. The Volkischer Johannes Bertram-notorious for his nazified Wagnerism averred that Beobachter strove to "overcome this filth and break through these lies once "as the hammer-blows of the shoemaker acting as Merker begin to sound and for all" with a two-pronged argument: first by demonstrating that in the summer night, Beckmesser sings ever louder and more breathlessly, trying to drown out the hammering; ultimately he completely loses his senses, To In none of these examples did there Gustav Roell, "Neue Beitriige zu alten Problemen: 3.

Die Priigelszene in den Stock, Wagner und die Stadt, 7, 71, Volkisch er Beabachter, 12 December Mork, Richard Wagner als palitischer Schriftsteller, A Jewishness. If they so perceived Once in power, Nazis treated themselves to a Meistersinger binge. Their him, what restrained proto-Nazis, Nazis, and their fellow travelers from so-called seizure of power coincided, significantly, with the fiftieth anniver- publicly identifying the opera's antagonist as a Jew?

Obsessed with con- sary of Wagner's death, and Hitler marked both events by attending a "Ri- spiracy theory, Wagner's immediate circle might have worried about Jew- chard Wagner Celebration" in the Leipzig Gewandhaus just two weeks ish responses to blatantly anti-Semitic stereotypes in his works.

Wagneri- after assuming the office of Reich Chancellor. The program included the ans on the anti-Semitic right continued to complain that Jewish-led inter- Meistersinger prelude, which the Mayor of Leipzig described in his com- ests were out to harm Bayreuth throughout the Weimar era.

But if Nazi memorative address as a work that "represents this son of Leipzig in the cultural leaders considered Beckmesser a cipher for the "Jewish problem," finest light of his Germanness-a Germanness that is once again striving to why did they not popularize this view once their party ruled artistic and become self-aware, and conscious of its strength. On 21 ganda aims of the Third Reich? Since National Socialist cultural politicians March , ceremonies arranged for the Day of Potsdam culminated in a and their supporting "experts" sought every opportunity to link other as- performance of Die Meistersinger at Berlin's Staatsoper.

That they did so neither before nor after suggests that whatever their Beobachter reviewer, Hugo Rasch, covered the evenmg rhapsod1cally. In personal views about the opera might have been, Nazi leaders did not re- his eyes, this was a scene of " German worthiness," unforgettable for one gard Beckmesser as a useful symbol for representing Jewry, its supposed like him, who "never lost his feeling for the German Gemeinschaft, even treachery against the German Volk, and the need for its elimination.

From the early stages of the movement, St-g, "Wagners Blutbeimischung. St-g, "Beginn der Wagner- und Mozart- many foreign visitors were taking advantage of low exchange rates for Festspiele in Miinchen: Auftakt: Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg, " Volkischer German currency and, by their attendance, marring productions of Die Beobachter, 21July Beobachter, 19 March Marz," Volkischer Beobachter, 21 March There is no more splendid ex- present in even the least meeting of our storm troopers, lived just as much pression of the German spirit than the immortal work of the master him- here," despite social differences among the audience members.

Gratitude self. A worthier conclu- But by exploiting Wagner's opera it was not just privileged Bayreuth sion to the symbolic festivities of the day was "inconceivable" to this en- audiences that the new regime wanted to impress.

That evening the perfor- thusiast. Printed in Potsdam experience, writing that this synthesis of politics and culture was full by both Alfred Rosenberg's Volkischer Beobachter44 and his own news- symbolic of the "German essence which, at its best, combines will to action paper, Der Angriff, 45 the propaganda czar's speech verified the prominence with deep reflection.

With August came the first Bayreuth I reference to the opera's finale as a manifesto of National Socialist cultural Festival in the Third Reich, and it likewise opened with a production of policy. On his command, each person who entered the Festspielhaus received a card reading, "The Fuhrer requests that guests refrain from sing- I See also Westernhagen, Wagners Kampf, Westernhagen, Wagners Kampf, 7.

I Reichsminister Dr. I gust Then you will conjure up good spirits; even should the Holy Roman place. Alsace-Lorraine-proposed a revanchist reading of the opera. Immediately after ing Hans Sachs delivered the "powerful warning" contained in his closing Goebbels' inaugural speech, the Volkischer Beobachter reported, amid address "with stirring emotional effect, while turning directly toward the "stormy applause for the Reichsminister," sounded the Wach au!

Music for-as Dr. Nazi Wagnerians were ecstatic. Partly as a propaganda measure, and partly as a way of opera mamly addressed its significance for the existing German nation.

To reduce costs, the Meistersinger reception. Boutroux, "Souvenirs de Salzbourg," Le monde mu- sical November Stock, Richard Wagner und die Stadt, 7, Goebbels," Volkischer Beobachter, 25 July Ulrich, , In Raabe's view, Die Meistersinger was not merely the "most German Labor Front DAF and its Kraft durch Freude Strength through German artwork of our operatic stage," but beyond this, the Nazi move- Joy movement, proclaimed at a press conference that it "conspicuously ment had "absorbed" this music drama as a "very special expression of demonstrates holy faith in our Fatherland and uncompromising will to itself," as an "affirmation of its principles, wishes, and demands.

For them, it symbolizes the dawning of a new age: "the spirit of the German sword," the "most worthy representatives" of the German of youth marching forward over decaying formalism; victory of progressives Volk had once again gathered at "one of the holiest of sites consecrated to over those stuck in sterile old ways. In Raabe's view, the mod- Whatever divisions may have existed within the leadership of National ern era "lacks reverence" to a shocking degree: "greenhorns" who haven't Socialist cultural politics, the principals were consistent in their efforts to yet achieved a thing "deny the value of previous German accomplishments," associate the words, music, storyline, and imagery of Die Meistersinger even though these earned for the country a worldwide reputation as the with what they perceived as the progressive tenets of the National Socialist "land of thinkers and poets.

Besides Goebbels, his fierce competitor, Alfred Rosenberg, made dictum, 'Do not scorn the masters. Though much of their reception took the form of references to Die In his best-known publication, Der Mythus des Volkish ideologues were deeply at- art," Rosenberg held, is manifested in Richard Wagner's: that the "nordic tracted to the image of Ni.

Al- soul is not contemplative, that it does not lose itself in individual psychol- though Leni Riefenstahl did not use music from Die Meistersinger to ac- ogy, but willfully determines cosmic-soulful laws. The "power of heroic will" des Heroisch-Willenhaften is the "secret medium which links together all of our thinkers, researchers, and artists: this is the sub- Starhemberg, , an Austrian field marshal who served against the Otto- mans in Hungary and was made military commander of Vienna in He de- stance of the greatest works of the Western world, from Graf Ri.

Cited in ibid.