Life Quote by Markus Zusak

“Thus for me, the principal meaning of being a Jew was something people reliably held against me, a barrier to overcome. ”

— Scott Turow

“Life had altered in the wildest possible way, but it was imperative that they act as if nothing at all had happened.”

— Markus Zusak

“One last thing I remember which was like a portent of things to come. We had been having tea in Dr Jordan’s house in…

— Agatha Christie

“We all fashion ourselves to the false world in which we live and in so doing become false ourselves. I saw this all the…

— Glenn Haybittle

“He simply could not imagine a time when being a Jew, or even a half Jew, was not a disability.”

— Anne Fadiman

“It took just an ordinary stick to free the Jewish people.”

— Euginia Herlihy

“Like poor immigrants throughout the ages, Jews there adjusted to the jobs no one else would do.”

— Felipe Fernández-Armesto

“That was why so many Jews back then understood the American Negro; in Europe the Jew had been a Negro for more than a…

— Walter Mosley

“A Jew had once saved his life and he couldn't forget that. He couldn't join a party that antagonized people in such a way...…

— Markus Zusak

“life for the Jews still in Germany was becoming increasingly unbearable. ”

— Ferris Smithers

“Where was the Jew in him? You couldn't find it and yet you knew it was there. Where was the irrationality in him? Where…

— Philip Roth

“A proud Jew after all that had happened to them over a period of history, for geography.”

— Aporva Kala