He Was Endowed With The Extraordinary Powers

Humanity Will Live As Long As There Are Humans.

The Divine Impeccability Of The Immortal [soviet] State Turned Out Not Only To Have Suppressed Individual Human Beings But Also To Have Defended Them, To Have Comforted Them In Their Weakness, To Have Justified Their Insignificance. The State Had Taken On Its Own Shoulders The Entire Weight Of Responsibility; It Had Liberated People From The Chimera Of Conscience.

The Sea Was Not Freedom; It Was A Likeness Of Freedom, A Symbol Of Freedom...how Splendid Freedom Must Be If A Mere Likeness Of It, A Mere Reminder Of It, Is Enough To Fill A Man With Happiness.

There Is A Deep And Undeniable Sadness In All This: Whenever We See The Dawn Of An Eternal Good That Will Never Be Overcome By Evil – An Evil That Is Itself Eternal But Will Never Succeed In Overcoming Good – Whenever We See This Dawn, The Blood Of Old People And Children Is Always Shed.

Man And Fascism Cannot Co-exist. If Fascism Conquers, Man Will Cease To Exist And There Will Remain Only Man-like Creatures That Have Undergone An Internal Transformation. But If Man, Man Who Is Endowed With Reason And Kindness, Should Conquer, Then Fascism Must Perish, And Those Who Have Submitted To It Will Once Again Become People.