The Greater Tragedy And Other Things
The Greater Tragedy And Other Things
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The selfish German Junkers sought by war to increase their wealth and power, and used the national selfishness of their country as the means to accomplish it. No motto can be more un- Christian than Deutschland uber Alles, and, unless we carefully limit its application, America First is nearly as bad. The fact that the German people more, perhaps, than any other, recognizes the value of co- operation a synonym for immediate un- selfishness within the country makes it extraordinary that it shoul...d so utterly have failed to practice it among nations.
From the turmoil and misery of war, Europe has learned the need for individual unselfishness. The spirit of service is there supreme, in Germany, fighting for an evil The Soul of my Country 67 cause, as much as in those nations fighting for truth and liberty. Europe has a clearer understanding than before of the value of abstract things like honor and good faith, a better knowledge of the real meaning of life and the insignificance of death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The selfish German Junkers sought by war to increase their wealth and power, and used the national selfishness of their country as the means to accomplish it. No motto can be more un- Christian than Deutschland uber Alles, and, unless we carefully limit its application, America First is nearly as bad. The fact that the German people more, perhaps, than any other, recognizes the value of co- operation a synonym for immediate un- selfishness within the country makes it extraordinary that it shoul...d so utterly have failed to practice it among nations.
From the turmoil and misery of war, Europe has learned the need for individual unselfishness. The spirit of service is there supreme, in Germany, fighting for an evil The Soul of my Country 67 cause, as much as in those nations fighting for truth and liberty. Europe has a clearer understanding than before of the value of abstract things like honor and good faith, a better knowledge of the real meaning of life and the insignificance of death.
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