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Did You Know?

A new Shaw had emerged—the wit remained, but his faith in humanity had dwindled.

Shaw had permitted a musical adaptation of Arms and the Man (1894) called The Chocolate Soldier (1908), but he had a low opinion of German operetta.

Shaw joined in the public opposition to vaccination against smallpox, calling it "a particularly filthy piece of witchcraft", despite having nearly died from the disease when he contracted it in 1881.

He controversially supported De Valera's letter of Condolences on the news of the death of the Fà¼hrer, but only because he felt that Britain and the Allies had as much to be guilty about as the Germans.Shaw delivered speeches on and the theory of eugenics and he became a noted figure in the movement in England.Shaw's play Man and Superman (1903) has been said to be "invested with eugenic doctrines" and "an ironic reworking" of Nietzsche's concept of àœbermensch. The main character in the play, John Tanner, is the author of "The Revolutionist’s Handbook and Pocket Companion", which Shaw published along with his play.

The preface is a valuable resource because it provides autobiographical details not otherwise available.

Several of his plays formed the basis of musicals after his death—most famously the musical My Fair Lady—it is officially adapted from the screenplay of the film version of Pygmalion rather than the original stage play (keeping the film's ending), and librettist Alan Jay Lerner kept generous chunks of Shaw's dialogue, and the characters' names, unchanged.Shaw's outlook was changed by World War I, which he uncompromisingly opposed despite incurring outrage from the public as well as from many friends.