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... never supported a cause which might have violated the principles that guided him . While his basic political philosophy did not change throughout his life , he was far from being dogmatic or doctrinaire in his beliefs or their ...
... never supported a cause which might have violated the principles that guided him . While his basic political philosophy did not change throughout his life , he was far from being dogmatic or doctrinaire in his beliefs or their ...
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... never tire of emphasizing the international charac- ter of mankind's cherished heritage . They must never allow them- selves to be exploited in the service of political passions in their public declarations or any other public activity ...
... never tire of emphasizing the international charac- ter of mankind's cherished heritage . They must never allow them- selves to be exploited in the service of political passions in their public declarations or any other public activity ...
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... never able to forget that it was Germany , the land of his birth , that brought war and immeasurable suffering and misery to the world and that , in its satanic desire for the annihilation of all Jews , attained a degree of bestiality ...
... never able to forget that it was Germany , the land of his birth , that brought war and immeasurable suffering and misery to the world and that , in its satanic desire for the annihilation of all Jews , attained a degree of bestiality ...
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