Byla to zajisté spoluvina nás všech v Německu, že jsme upadli do těchto politických poměrů, že jsme ztratili svobodu a museli žít pod despotickou vlá… - Karl Jaspers

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Byla to zajisté spoluvina nás všech v Německu, že jsme upadli do těchto politických poměrů, že jsme ztratili svobodu a museli žít pod despotickou vládou nekulturních, hrubých lidí. Ale směli jsme si zároveň říci ke své úlevě, že jsme se stali obětí aktů zamaskovaného porušení práva kombinovaných s akty násilí. Jako má člověk, jemuž bylo ublíženo, zajištěné ve státě své právo státním řádem, tak jsme doufali i my, že evropský řád takové státní zločiny nepřipustí.

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About Karl Jaspers

Karl Theodor Jaspers (23 February 1883 – 26 February 1969) was a German psychiatrist and philosopher. Among his most well known contributions is his idea of the Axial Age [Achsenzeit].

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