“There can be no deeper despair, no pain less easy to assuage, than losing a husband when you are young.” — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“What will become of me? I do not know where am I going or what tomorrow will bring.” — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“This book made me feel strangely awkward, because I'm afraid of finding my own story in it. I take books too seriously.” — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“The impression that what is extraordinary is real, and that the real is the extraordinary.” — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“It's a wonderful, inspiring feeling to have real friends who love and understand you. I have never had that feeling before.” — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“There can be no deeper despair, no pain less easy to assuage, than losing a husband when you are young.” — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“It seemed to me that I was suddenly in the presence of incosolable, unavoidable, and immense pain. The thought of that death hunted me… — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“I really don't know what's happened to me, but I have changed from top to toe. I am living in a strange mixture of… — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“Now that everybody thinks he looks a little Slavic, it annoys me. I don't want that to be the reason I find him charming.… — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
“There is beauty in the midst of tragedy. As if beauty were condensing in the heart of ugliness. It's very strange.” — Hélène Berr Copy Share Image
