“You realize that you might be willing to accept any risks and it doesn’t matter what the outcome is.” —Edward Snowden” — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“1939. 1940. 1941. 1942. Dread, death, destruction, delusions of grandeur, war. Tyranny.” — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“When there’s no respect left, Herr Kolbe, when books are being burned and people are hated on command just because of their religion, when… — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“For such bourgeois types, maintaining harmony always comes first. They cannot, nor do they wish to, comprehend that life can treat others far differently… — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“The ancient Romans said everyone loves treason but no one the traitor.” — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“Marlene and I drove on. When we reached the Allgäu region, I remember stopping in a meadow at one point. We looked all around… — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“You realize that you might be willing to accept any risks and it doesn’t matter what the outcome is.” —Edward Snowden” — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“You simply can’t let things get you down,” he says. “Now that would be betrayal—a betrayal of life itself.” — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“Who really knew what doubts and conflicts raged within people? The dangerous ones were those who felt no conflicts at all. They were not… — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“Reading novels is good,” Fritz says. “Reading them makes your life better, even in tough times.” — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
“Why go to war, Papa?” “A hunger for power, fanaticism, megalomania. Endless stupidity. I don’t know what to tell you.” — Andreas Kollender Copy Share Image
