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Kathe Kollwitz

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Every war already carries within it the war that will answer it. Every war is answered by a new war, until everything is smashed. That is why I am so wholeheartedly for a radical end to this madness and why my only hope is in world socialism.
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Diary entry (21 February 1944)

 
Kathe Kollwitz

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