International law Quote by Hugh Brogan

“What was new to our ears these days, and thrilling to hear, was the steadiness and justice of those who spoke, the abscence of…

— Martha Gellhorn

“In one great case a man [Winston Churchill] who had been considered too brilliant and too reckless ever to be trusted with major office…

— Graham Greene

“Ill-advisedly, the western Allies, following the defeat of Germany in World War I, sought to punish and degrade their adversary rather than rebuilding the…

— Charles River Editors

“If we were all blinded to the larger implications of the events that were sweeping upon us it was not entirely due to the…

— Kathrine Kressmann Taylor

“What a sight! This infinitely proceeding division of society into the most manifold races opposed to one another by petty antipathies, uneasy consciences and…

— Christopher Hitchens

“American President, Woodrow Wilson, whose idealistic thoughts were purely on his new concepts of the League of Nations and the mandate system. “The peoples…

— Janet Wallach

“And though it would never be publicly admitted, they must also be brainwashed to adopt his ideology. Pure by blood, stripped of free will,…

— Joshua Levine

“Before we pass judgment on the Germans let me say that I have never found an American who has expressed personal guilt over the…

— Leon Uris

“If they are afraid or refuse to stand up to the radicals among them, they will share in the guilt for the worldwide holocaust…

— Ben Carson

“They were too steeped in Hitler’s rhetoric, too cowardly, too implicated in the horrors of his war to reject him.”

— Jessica Shattuck

“[Otto von Bismarck] only considered the interests of his own country - always the worst offense that a statesman can commit in the eyes…

— A.J.P. Taylor

“How is the world ruled and how do wars start? Diplomats tell lies to journalists and then believe what they read.”

— Karl Kraus