The continual endeavor of man should be to lessen the sum of suffering and cruelty: that is the first duty of humanity. - Romain Rolland
" "The continual endeavor of man should be to lessen the sum of suffering and cruelty: that is the first duty of humanity.
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About Romain Rolland
Romain Rolland (29 January 1866 – 30 December 1944) was a French writer who received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1915 after the publication of his major work, Jean-Christophe.
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با چشمان پر از اشک زمین وطن را که میبایست بدرود گوید میدید که در میان مه محو میشد…مگر نه او خود در آرزوی ترک آن بود؟ - بله؛ ولی اینک که آن را بهراستی ترک میگفت، احساس دلهره میکرد. تنها قلب دام و دد میتواند بدون احساس تاثر از سرزمین مادری جدا شود. خوشبخت یا بدبخت، با هم زندگی کردهاند؛ شخص در میان او، روی او خوابیدهاست، سراپایش بدان آغشته است؛ وطن گنجینهی رویاهای ما، زندگی گذشتهی ما، و خاکستر مقدس کسانیست که دوست داشتهایم در سینهی خود حفظ میکند.
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