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1. War primer, number 50
[So you may have]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Poem

2. War primer, number 83
[If we can have the right]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Poem

3. Fragments from the fourth night
The audience of statesmen [We have seen]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Dialogue

4. Fragments from the first night
About ignorance [All of us have very vague ideas]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Dialogue

5. Fragments from the second night
Shakespeare's theatre [Have we got to scrap]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Dialogue

6. Notes on individual scenes [to "Life of Galileo"]
Could Galileo have acted differently? [scene 11]

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Editor: Manheim, Ralph
Translator: Willett, John
Translator: Manheim, Ralph
Genre:: Essay

7. Where I have learned

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Editor: Manheim, Ralph
Translator: Willett, John
Translator: Manheim, Ralph
Genre:: Essay

8. On the theatre we have in mind (notes to "A radio speech")

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Essay (fragment)

9. The What-You-Have-You-Hold song

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Editor: Manheim, Ralph
Translator: Willett, John
Genre:: Song

10. Notes on the Berliner Ensemble production [to "Mr. Puntila and his Man Matti"]
Is a play like "Mr. Puntila and his Man Matti" still relevant to us now that the big estates have been got rid of?

Names:: Author: Brecht, Bertolt
Editor: Willett, John
Editor: Manheim, Ralph
Translator: Willett, John
Translator: Manheim, Ralph
Genre:: Essay