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One does not believe in a cause which one conceives and describes as insolubly connected with decay and death . One may be attracted by such a cause , indeed , one might even love it , but one can hardly believe in its future .
One does not believe in a cause which one conceives and describes as insolubly connected with decay and death . One may be attracted by such a cause , indeed , one might even love it , but one can hardly believe in its future .
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Like Benes of Czechoslovakia , Alvarez del Vayo believed that a good cause and sound intelligence have more of a fighting chance than an evil cause and morbid stupidity , even if the evil and stupid side happens to be more formidably ...
Like Benes of Czechoslovakia , Alvarez del Vayo believed that a good cause and sound intelligence have more of a fighting chance than an evil cause and morbid stupidity , even if the evil and stupid side happens to be more formidably ...
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Their essential fallacy is to confound the cause of progress with the political interests of a great power , namely the Soviet Union . This hazardous identification renders them disloyal to the cause of progress .
Their essential fallacy is to confound the cause of progress with the political interests of a great power , namely the Soviet Union . This hazardous identification renders them disloyal to the cause of progress .
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The Myths of Childhood 19061914 | 3 |
War 19141919 | 27 |
Civilized Education 19201922 | 53 |
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| Titel | The Turning Point |
| Autor/in | Klaus Mann |
| Veröffentlicht | 1942 |
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