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Kids, Wait Till You Hear This!

by Liza Minnelli

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Nobody's Girl: A Memoir of Surviving Abuse and Fighting for Justice

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“…az ellenem támasztott vád valójában nem lehetett más, mint hogy tisztességes, becsületes ember voltam és az is maradtam, ugyanúgy, mint a többi neves ember, akiket velem együtt elvittek, hogy csak Jávor Pált és Titkos Ilonát említsem a hosszú sorból azok közül, akik még csak nem is más vallásúak, hanem katolikus emberek voltak. Keresztények, velem együtt.”
― Karády Katalin, Hogyan lettem színésznő?

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“Boldog voltam? Soha…
Mindig rabnak éreztem magam.”
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“Tudom, hogy a sztárélet nem tart örökké és az utam a majdani öregség felé nem lesz rózsákkal telehintve. De egy biztos: az a szabályszerű elszegényedő öregség hiába les rám; én ki fogom kerülni…”
― Karády Katalin, Hogyan lettem színésznő?

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“…sokszor éreztem, hogy az én sorsomat ellopták… Hogy tulajdonképpen nem is arra az életre születtem, amelyet végig kell szenvednem.”
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“Death is the best lesson in life. Death teaches us to live, for the short amount of time we are here. Death teaches us to live with all our heart and soul, day by day, minute by treasured minute.”
― Tillie Cole, A Thousand Broken Pieces

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