“it was all wrong from the point of revolutionary technique. It was too legal and too slow.” — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share Image
“The Nazis did not plan so much as muddle through. They might have a very clear idea of what their new order was to… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“had always told me that I should not judge the country from the people I met in Bucharest, but that it was the Rumanian… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“But more terrified of Hungarian domination than the Rumanians themselves were the Transylvanian Germans,” — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“When in 1930 Maniu and his friends called Carol back, it was on one condition—that Lupescu stay abroad and that the affair be ended… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“the Rumanian officer somehow always succeeded in giving the impression that he had made too much love the night before and was very, very… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“At the time, when one thought of a book on World War II Romania, it was the British author Olivia Manning’s 1960 work, Balkan… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“it was all wrong from the point of revolutionary technique. It was too legal and too slow.” — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“They overdid everything, especially their greed for money. All three generations of Rumanian Hohenzollerns had a passion for wealth and were incredibly stingy besides,… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“Lupescu has been a wealthy woman for years, with money safely invested in American banks. Had she been out for money she could have… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“Rumania, the German pointed out, a much greater percentage of business was in Jewish hands than in Germany and while in Germany there were… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
“When will it be recognized in Europe that peoples have only that degree of liberty in and among themselves which their courage wrests from… — R.G. Waldeck Copy Share
