Ivan Ivanovich Tolstoy

Ivan Ivanovich Tolstoy

The Shield (1917)

Summary

Portrait of Ivan Ivanovich Tolstoy Ivan Ivanovich Tolstoy,  The Shield (1917)

“ In your blindness you harm, above all, yourself and our country, our dear, long-suffering Russia, whom the Jews, your co-citizens, love and cannot help loving more than you do. They know that Russia hates none of her faithful and loving children and that they are hated only by people, who, either by nature or because of a poor education, cannot exist without hating some one or something. ”
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Portrait of Ivan Ivanovich Tolstoy Ivan Ivanovich Tolstoy,  The Shield (1917)

“ We are all human beings and, as such, we must all be equal before the impartial and dispassionate Law, which determines our rights and duties towards the State and society. Good and bad people, I repeat, are everywhere, and the proportion is roughly the same among us as among them. ”
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