Hitler Quote by Ira Levin
““Hessen? Dr. Mengele. Everything’s fine, there’s nothing to worry about. Exactly the amateur I expected. I don’t think he even understood German. Send the boys home to practice their signatures; it was just an excitement to round off the evening. No, not till 1977, I’m afraid; I fly back to the compound as soon as we clean up. So go with God, Horst. And say it for me to the others: ‘Go with God.’” He hung up and said, “Heil Hitler.””
About This Quote
A character dismisses concerns, mentions a Nazi figure, and ends with a chilling salute, highlighting denial and horror.
In simple terms: Denial of danger and a sinister goodbye.
Beware of casual references to evil.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- political discourse
- historical analysis
- media critique
- education
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How does language normalize violence?
- What responsibilities do creators have when referencing real horrors?
The casual tone may trivialize atrocities.