...a Man Does Not Die For Business,

The Greatness Of Every Mighty Organization Embodying An Idea In This World Lies In The Religious Fanaticism And Intolerance With Which, Fanatically Convinced Of Its Own Right, It Intolerantly Imposes Its Will Against All Others.

For The Greatest Revolutionary Changes On This Earth Would Not Have Been Thinkable If Their Motive Force, Instead Of Fanatical, Yes, Hysterical Passion, Had Been Merely The Bourgeois Virtues Of Law And Order.

[the Crowd] Will Finally Succeed In Remembering Only The Simplest Concepts Repeated A Thousand Times.

The Hard Struggle Which The Pan-germans Fought With The Catholic Church Can Be Accounted For Only By Their Insufficient Understanding Of The Spiritual Nature Of The People.

The Man And The Movement Seemed 'reactionary' In My Eyes. My Common Sense Of Justice, However, Forced Me To Change This Judgment In Proportion As I Had Occasion To Become Acquainted With The Man And His Work; And Slowly My Fair Judgment Turned To Unconcealed Admiration. Today, More Than Ever, I Regard This Man As The Greatest German Mayor Of All Times.