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“The throbbing engines of the ship and its relentless passage onwards through the sea brought back to us the ever urgency of moving Time, and then we knew that neither they nor we would would ever find again on earth such happiness and full content of mind as all we had known in the Children's…” quote by Robert Collis
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““The throbbing engines of the ship and its relentless passage onwards through the sea brought back to us the ever urgency of moving Time, and then we knew that neither they nor we would would ever find again on earth such happiness and full content of mind as all we had known in the Children's Hospital at Belsen Camp when the Devil had been banished and Love crowned king.””

Robert Collis

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This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.

Amid war's devastation, moments of love and hope emerge, offering profound happiness and mental peace comparable to any other experience.

In simple terms: Love and hope bring profound peace even in dire times.

Key Takeaway

Seek love and hope in adversity.

Themes

war hope love humanity memory

Mood

historical philosophical

Type

Belsen:1 Children:1 Love:1 Sea Brought:1 Belsen Camp:1 Hospital Belsen:1 Engines Ship:1 Devil Banished:1

When to use this quote

  • The quote's poetic language may obscure concrete historical context.

Key Concepts

devil banishment love triumph war trauma childhood healing

Questions to Reflect On

  • reflective
  • poignant
A Different Perspective

What role does love play in surviving trauma?;How can we nurture hope in post-conflict societies?

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