Berlin-after-war Quote by Andrei Cherny Download Open image ““Enjoy the war,' read the graffiti left on Berlin's walls. 'The peace will be terrible.”” — Andrei Cherny ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.6 out of 5 (10 ratings) Copy quoteShare Berlin-after-war War Wwii-history
“In Berlin, you had to wrestle with the past, you had to build on the ruins, inside them. It wasn’t like America, where we… — janet fitch Copy Share Image
“I remember, in former East Berlin, how startling it was to see the wall cut some streets. The street would go straight into the… — Josip Novakovich Copy Share Image
“East Germany brought down their wall in 1989 as a sign of surrender. The Soviet experiment had failed, and the Eastern bloc realized they couldn't win the Cold War. The falling Berlin Wall was their white flag. The walls I'd visited, though, expressed the opposite. The rising of these walls was the surrender. The walls stood as evidence that their… — Marcello Di Cintio Copy Share
“the Berlin Wall failed to elicit a jubilant response on his part. He explained,” — Oliver Stone Copy Share Image
“More riveting to me in the end than the politics of Berlin was the vast social experiment its division had become... it was possible… — Krista Tippett Copy Share Image
“Well let the gentlemen of the bourgeoisie remember Berlin any way they please. As Comrade Khruschev promised us, we will bury them.” — William T. Vollmann Copy Share Image
“SADLY, sometimes, we have to know the horrors of WAR, before we can appreciate the beauty of PEACE.” — Mouloud Benzadi Copy Share Image
“Within an hour Groves’s teletype rattled out a translation. My fellow Germans! I live! Yet another of the countless atrocities that have befallen our… — Gregory Benford Copy Share Image
“Did you know that some people wish the Berlin Wall had never come down?” said Esther. “That’s weird, isn’t it? Why would you want… — Liane Moriarty Copy Share Image
“I have seen something of the horrors of war, and much too much of the worse horrors of peace.” — H.L. Mencken Copy Share Image
“Before terminating at the Berlin Wall, the front in the Cold War ran through the hellish jungles of Vietnam to the oases and deceptively… — Michael B. Oren Copy Share Image
“Doctors in 1945 would report that one of Berlin's children's favorite games was 'rape.' When they saw a man in uniform--even a Salvation Army… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“As the concert goers left the hall, the music of the end of the world still ringing in their ears, they filed out past… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“Ad they entered Berlin, while still killing off the last of its German defenders, The Russians indulged in an orgy of rape and rage… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“The Russians would lose 305,000 troops in the last 42 miles approaching Berlin---about the number of American army soldiers who died in all of… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“The president didn't ask me any questions. But I'm glad he didn't, because I was so shocked watching him that I don't think I… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“Of babies born alive and in hospitals during that month of July 1945, 92 percent would die within then days.” — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“The agreement,' the colonel announced, 'says thirty-seven officers, fifty vehicles, and one hundred seventy five men.' 'What agreement?' 'The Berlin Agreement,” — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“Eventually, a Soviet general sat down in the empty seat next to Howley. Rank-conscious, the Russian visibly shuddered when he realized he was sitting… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“World War II ended in a battle for a single buildng, Germany's Reichstag...7,000 German troops defending the building...Nearly 5,000 men died in a battle… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“When General George Patton tried to convince Eisenhower to make a push to conquer the city first, Eisenhower blithely asked, 'Well, who would want… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“Five thousand boys and girls under the age of sixteen were estimated to have fought in the defense of Berlin. Five hundred survived.” — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“Doctors in 1945 would report that one of Berlin's children's favorite games was 'rape.' When they saw a man in uniform--even a Salvation Army… — Andrei Cherny Copy Share Image
“Sometimes, just to see what was happening, my father would drive to the airport…. Before my birth, during the “Roaring 20’s” Newark Airport was… — Captain Hank Bracker, "Suppresed I Rise Copy Share Image