Success Is Total Self-acceptance.

No Man Should Judge Unless He Asks Himself In Absolute Honesty Whether In A Similar Situation He Might Not Have Done The Same.

Sports Allow Men To Build Up Situations Of Emergency. What He Then Demands Of Himself Is Unnecessary Achievement - And Unnecessary Sacrifice. He Artificially Creates The Tension That He Has Been Spared By Affluent Society.

Here Lies The Chance For A Man Either To Make Use Of Or To Forgo The Opportunities Of Attaining The Moral Values That A Difficult Situation May Afford Him. And This Decides Whether He Is Worthy Of His Sufferings Or Not.

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

We Who Lived In Concentration Camps Can Remember The Men Who Walked Through The Huts Comforting Others, Giving Away Their Last Piece Of Bread. They May Have Been Few In Number, But They Offer Sufficient Proof That Everything Can Be Taken From A Man But One Thing: The Last Of The Human Freedoms -- To Choose One's Attitude In Any Given Set Of Circumstances, To Choose One's Own Way.