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| so:text | Socialism is always destructive of liberty unless it be adulterated and restricted. The Germans who supported the Revolution of 1918 and made the Republic possible wanted freedom and Socialism, not realizing that they could not have both. They wanted Socialism the more of the two, but failed, because they were unable to command sufficient power. But they had freedom—the freedom that enabled a new form of Socialism, namely National Socialism, to establish itself. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Frederick_Augustus_Voigt |
| so:description | Pax Britannica (1949) (en) |
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