American Quote by Noam Chomsky

Ultimately, we didn't go to Germany to create a democracy. We went to overthrow Adolf Hitler. But once a democracy was there, Germany was…

— Condoleezza Rice

After all, we didn't bring democracy to Germany in 1945; Hitler destroyed democracy there first.

— Brent Scowcroft

The former West Germany was a semi-sovereign political pygmy, protected by America's military might and with barely any foreign policy of its own. As…

— Zanny Minton Beddoes

America felt victorious and generous after World War II. They had also learned from the mistakes after World War I when they imposed punishment…

— George Soros

German people are essentially pacifists. Many still remember the experience of World War II. And they may not have seen Saddam Hussein as evil…

— George W. Bush

It is important to remember that some of the most serious thinkers once thought that democracy was not compatible with the cultures of Germany,…

— Natan Sharansky

“I found myself rapidly revising my earlier political impressions. I saw that Germany was not a democracy in anything more than name, that there…

— Kathrine Kressmann Taylor

Even the Founding Fathers of the U.S., nowadays considered the model of a democracy, were strictly opposed to it. Without a single exception, they…

— Hans-Hermann Hoppe

I would like people to get a differentiated historical view of Germany.

— Barbara Sukowa

We Germans have learned from history. We are a peace-loving, freedom-loving people. There is only one place for us in the world: at the…

— Helmut Kohl

Germany was a parliamentary democracy with many, many humane and decent people who kept writing in their journals - I've read these journals, these…

— Naomi Wolf

Notionally a left-wing movement, the Anti-Germans were born after the collapse of the Berlin wall. While most Germans rejoiced at the end of the…

— Luke Harding