Quotes About Impact
why were the State Department and President Roosevelt so hesitant to express in frank terms how they really felt about Hitler at a time when such expressions clearly could have had a powerful effect on his prestige in the world?
~ Erik Larson
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We were still looking upon war in the light of Victorian and previous wars," Morton wrote later, adding that he and his brother had failed to appreciate that the "nature and method of war had changed for all time in August 1914 and that no war in the future would exclude anybody, civilians, men, women or children.
~ Erik Larson
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Holmes was testing his power to bend the lives of people.
~ Erik Larson
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With that news her life had been abruptly, irrevocably altered. Come
~ Erik Larson
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To Winston Churchill, it was long overdue. In his memoir-like history The World Crisis, 1916–1918, he said of Wilson, "What he did in April, 1917, could have been done in May, 1915. And if done then what abridgment of the slaughter; what sparing of the agony; what ruin, what catastrophes would have been prevented; in how many million homes would an empty chair be occupied today; how different would be the shattered world in which victors and vanquished alike are condemned to live!
~ Erik Larson
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An airplane carrying Hitler, Göring and Goebbels crashes. All three are killed. Who is saved?" Answer: "The German People.
~ Erik Larson
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According to Home Intelligence, "People living near guns are suffering from serious lack of sleep: a number of interviews made round one gun in West London showed that people were getting much less sleep than others a few hundred yards away." But no one wanted the guns to stop. "There is little complaint about lack of sleep, mainly because of the new exhilaration created by the barrage. Nevertheless this serious loss of sleep needs watching.
~ Erik Larson
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to say that their mental health is not being undermined by bombing is to talk nonsense.
~ Erik Larson
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scarify, a six-hundred-year-old word that only Churchill would use in crucial diplomatic correspondence—" would scarify their names for a thousand years of history.
~ Erik Larson
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Let our hopes and aspirations awaken forces which in all time to come shall influence the welfare, the dignity, and the freedom of mankind. - Grover Cleveland
~ Erik Larson
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The exposition went with Westinghouse, and helped change the history of electricity.
~ Erik Larson
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One immense German bomb, a thirteen-foot, four-thousand-pounder named Satan, could destroy an entire city block.
~ Erik Larson
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By his own careful measure, he consumed up to two hundred grams of sugar a day, equivalent to forty-eight teaspoons.
~ Erik Larson
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We do to our children what was done to us.
~ Erika Schickel
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It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that if you tell kids they're stupid--directly or indirectly--sooner or later they start to believe it.
~ Erin Gruwell
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Silence ensures that history repeats itself.
~ Erin Gruwell
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Be the kind of people that have enough passion to change the world. If we let ourselves be fire, thunder, or lightning, we could alter everything.
~ Erin Gruwell
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Don't confuse fame with success. Madonna is one; Helen Keller is the other.
~ Erma Bombeck
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in order for this power to truly captivate us, it has to be generated in the creation of meaning and in social performance
~ Ernest Becker
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Our heroic projects that are aimed at destroying evil have the paradoxical effect of bringing more evil into the world.
~ Ernest Becker
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When struck by a thunderbolt it is unnecessary to consult the Book of Dates as to the precise meaning of the omen.
~ Ernest Bramah
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But did thee feel the earth move?
~ Ernest Hemingway
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I've been wondering about Dostoyevsky. How can a man write so badly, so unbelievably badly, and make you feel so deeply?
~ Ernest Hemingway
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Everything became quite unreal finally and it seemed as though nothing could have any consequences.
~ Ernest Hemingway
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