I totally regret as a German what happened at this point of history. But when people ask me are you, as a German, feel responsible for the Holocaust? No, because I'm born 1965 and it would be completely un-logical to say I'm responsible, but as a country we are responsible.

A true German can't stand the French,<br

I feel embarrassed to be an American today – this is disgraceful behaviour

[T]he anti-Semitism, I was in on, and that's the part I'm really ashamed of.

I have often felt a bitter sorrow at the thought of the German people, which is so estimable in the individual and so wretched in the generality. A comparison of the German people with other peoples arouses a painful feeling, which I try to overcome in every possible way.

My ignorance was inexcusable, and it made me ashamed.

I am deeply ashamed at my failure to serve His Majesty.

The deepest, most disgusting shame ever perpetrated by a people in history, the Germans have done onto themselves. Egged on and misled by the tribe of Juda whom they hated, who were guests among them! That was their thanks! Let no German ever forget this, nor rest until these parasites have been destroyed and exterminated from German soil! This poisonous mushroom on the German oak-tree!

The deep conviction . . . that nothing good for Germany or the world can come out of the present German regime, has made me avoid the country in whose spiritual tradition I am more deeply rooted than are those who for three years have been trying to find courage enough to declare before the world that I am not a German. And I feel to the bottom of my heart that I have done right in the eyes of my contemporaries and of posterity.

The system is wrong. I am ashamed to be an American. And the title of 'U.S. soldier' is just the lie of fools.

You are the non-patriots, and you are the un-Americans, and you ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

It is the one event in my life of which I am most ashamed and I have long feared would be made public.

I feel guilty for being a member of the human race.

Couldn't help but make me feel ashamed to live in a land where justice is a game.