World War 2 Quotes
World War 2 Quote of the day
We shall go down in history as the greatest statesmen of all time,or as the greatest criminals
Just one look and then I knew that all I longed for long ago was you
Democracy alone, of all forms of government, enlists the full force of men's enlightened will.
Tolerance over time breeds resentment. Only through understanding, that comes from the acceptance of one another's differences, shall we find true peace.
He threw his burning cigarette onto our clean living room floor and ground it into the wood with his boot.We were about to become cigarettes.
Never had a decent report in his life!" Tony repeated, hardly able to believe the words. He was thinking, in shocked surprise, that even Tante Bettina did not know how mad the English could be.
Being a Berlin cop in 1942 was a little like putting down mousetraps in a cage full of tigers.
It had never occurred to me that simply being with a fellow prisoner would make me feel like I was still in prison.
I didn't wait to see her ship go off, because partings are stupid things and best got over quickly
People who spent the war in prison camps have written a lot of books about what a bad time they had, she said quietly, staring into the embers. they don't know what it was like, not being in a camp.
The cost of war is like an immeasurable tremor that knows no borders, its shockwaves reverberating across the world resulting in universal suffering.
The Djojobojo Prophecy doesn't just tell you WHAT happened and WHERE it happened...it tells you WHY it happened!
For the commission to do a great building, I would have sold my soul like Faust. Now I had found my Mephistopheles. He seemed no less engaging than Goethe's.
The vast majority of Jews killed in the Holocaust never saw a concentration camp.
She raised her head and saw a squadron of fighter planes. She stretched her hand high as if she could grab hold and climb away from what she had done, from who she was.
I will be so glad for you to hear not the sounds of gunfire but the sounds of church bells, and of people working in peace.
Long ago she'd clamped an iron shell around her heart and nothing and no one could pry it lose, but deep inside the tender flesh still beat.
It was harder for the ones who were waiting, Annemarie knew. Less danger, perhaps, but more fear.
May be you find out I could be useful getting people out of camps and prisons in Germany - just before they got shot. I should love to do it and I like to jump out of a plane even every day.
History is not always pessimistic for if World War II Europe has taught us anything it is that the rebuilding of cities is possible and the mending of a nation’s spirit can be achieved.
