Helmuth James von Moltke

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Helmuth James von Moltke


Born
in Kreisau, Prussia, German empire
March 11, 1907

Died
January 25, 1945


Average rating: 4.14 · 59 ratings · 11 reviews · 14 distinct worksSimilar authors
Letters to Freya: 1939-1945

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Letzte Briefe: aus dem Gefä...

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A German of the Resistance:...

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Informe de Alemania en el a...

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Im Land der Gottlosen: Tage...

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Völkerrecht im Dienste der ...

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Nord-Amerika

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Briefe an Freya: 1939-1945

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Briefe an Freya 1939 - 1945

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A Time to Stand: Letters of...

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“In one area in Serbia two villages have been reduced to ashes. In Greece 220 men of one village have been shot. In France there are extensive shootings while I write. Certainly more than a thousand people are murdered in this way every day and another thousand German men are habituated to murder. May I know this and yet sit at my table in my heated flat and have tea? What shall I say when I am asked: And what did you do during that time? How can anyone know these things and still walk around free?”
Helmuth James Graf von Moltke, Briefe an Freya 1939-1945

“[T]otalitarian war destroys spiritual values. One feels that everywhere. If it destroyed material values, the people, whose thinking is mostly limited by their perceptions, would know how and against what to defend themselves. As it is, the inner destruction has no correlative in the perceived world of things, of matter. So they fail to grasp the process and the possible means of countering it or renewing themselves.”
Helmuth James von Moltke

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