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Were I Wrong, One Professor Would Have Been Enough.

One Lives One's Life Under Constant Tension, Until It's Time To Go For Good

A Permanent Peace Cannot Be Prepared By Threats But Only By The Honest Attempt To Create A Mutual Trust. However Strong National Armaments May Be, They Do Not Create Military Security For Any Nation Nor Do They Guarantee The Maintenance Of Peace.

The Health Of Society Thus Depends Quite As Much On The Independence Of The Individuals Composing It As On Their Close Political Cohesion.

We Can Understand Almost Anything, But We Can't Understand How We Understand.