Some Of These Days, Oh,

The Form [of Literature] Matters Little To Me, Classical Or Not.

Man Can Will Nothing Unless He Has First Understood That He Must Count On No One But Himself.

Man Is Fully Responsible For His Nature And His Choices.

To Keep Hope Alive One Must, In Spite Of All Mistakes, Horrors, And Crimes, Recognize The Obvious Superiority Of The Socialist Camp.

I Do Not Believe In God; His Existence Has Been Disproved By Science. But In The Concentration Camp, I Learned To Believe In Men.