Somewhere I Heard A Victorious "yes" In

Since Auschwitz We Know What Man Is Capable Of. And Since Hiroshima We Know What Is At Stake.

What Was Really Needed Was A Fundamental Change In Our Attitude Toward Life. We Had To Learn Ourselves And, Furthermore, We Had To Teach The Despairing Men, That It Did Not Really Matter What We Expected From Life, But Rather What Life Expected From Us.

Nothing Is Likely To Help A Person Overcome Or Endure Troubles Than The Consciousness Of Having A Task In Life.

We Cannot, After All, Judge A Biography By Its Length, By The Number Of Pages In It; We Must Judge By The Richness Of The Contents...sometimes The 'unfinisheds' Are Among The Most Beautiful Symphonies.

There Are Two Races Of Men In This World But Only These Two: The Race Of The Decent Man And The Race Of The Indecent Man.