Not Observation Of A Duty But Liberty

The More Horrifying This World Becomes, The More Art Becomes Abstract.

Everything, Everything In War Is Barbaric... But The Worst Barbarity Of War Is That It Forces Men Collectively To Commit Acts Against Which Individually They Would Revolt With Their Whole Being.

Formerly, A Nation That Broke The Peace, Did Not Trouble To Try And Prove To The World That It Was Done Solely From Higher Motives. ... Now War Has A Bad Conscience. Now Every Nation Assures Us That It Is Bleeding For A Human Cause, The Fate Of Which Hangs In The Balance Of Its Victory ... No Nation Dares To Admit The Guilt Of Blood Before The World.

The Mother Is The Most Precious Possessions Of The Nation, So Precious That Society Advances Its Highest Well-being When It Protects The Functions Of The Mother.

Not Observation Of A Duty But Liberty Itself Is The Pledge That Assures Fidelity.