Historical fiction Quote by Nancy B. Brewer

“War is most unkind to the memories of survivors”

— Thabo Katlholo

“The casualties of war are true heroes that everybody forgets to remember, even those who fight wars within themselves…”

— Michelle Horst

“The most precious moments of war are the moments where the soldiers remember their ordinary calm lives before the war!”

— Mehmet Murat ildan

“The memory of war was fading into the past as a nightmare vanishes with the dawn; soon it would lie outside the experience of…

— Arthur C Clarke

“At times I was aware, while they were happening, that I was a witness to extraordinary events, and I tried to remember them as…

— Henry Orenstein

“we must come to terms with the wounds of our past if we are to survive the future.”

— Danielle Paige

“I found myself wondering at the impermanence of things. One day, I thought, people will have forgotten any of this happened. This war, these…

— Kate Morton

“We are victims of war as well as those who fall in battle, because for six, to nine, to twelve months a year, our…

— Theresa Marguerite Hewitt

“I am one of the last survivors in this world.”

— Robert Mosentoff

“Someone once told me that your life begins at your earliest memory. If that is true, then my life began only a few years…

— John Lee

“You may have fallen down, but you can get back up again. You may have doors shut, but new doors will open for you.…

— Amaka Imani Nkosazana

“Since history, war has always been the same. Old men talking, young men dying.”

— Kiana Davenport