1134: Heinrich Heine – Where They Burn Books…

Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people. —Heinrich Heine (German Poet 1820)
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Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people. —Heinrich Heine (German Poet 1820)
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Where they burn books, they will also ultimately burn people. —Heinrich Heine (German Poet 1820)

1111: John Stossel – Crisis and Fear are Friends of the State

Crisis and Fear are the friends of the state. —John Stossel

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Crisis and Fear are the friends of the state. —John Stossel

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Crisis and Fear are the friends of the state. —John Stossel

Crisis and Fear are the friends of the state. —John Stossel

Crisis and Fear are the friends of the state. —John Stossel

1070: Luis Fernando Mises – The Goal is to Understand

Fear and hate come more often when we are ignorant. Therefore, the real enemy is not anger or evil, but ignorance. The goal is not to defeat or destroy but to understand. —Luis Fernando Mises

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Fear and hate come more often when we are ignorant. Therefore, the real enemy is not anger or evil, but ignorance. The goal is not to defeat or destroy but to understand. —Luis Fernando Mises

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Fear and hate come more often when we are ignorant. Therefore, the real enemy is not anger or evil, but ignorance. The goal is not to defeat or destroy but to understand. —Luis Fernando Mises

Fear and hate come more often when we are ignorant. Therefore, the real enemy is not anger or evil, but ignorance. The goal is not to defeat or destroy but to understand. —Luis Fernando Mises

Fear and hate come more often when we are ignorant. Therefore, the real enemy is not anger or evil, but ignorance. The goal is not to defeat or destroy but to understand. —Luis Fernando Mises