I could not define how I entered into the struggle. Probably like a man who, walking the street, with his preoccupations, his needs and his own thoughts, surprised by the fire which is consuming a house, takes off his jacket and rushes to give help to those who are the prey of flames. With the common sense of a young man of twenty or so, this is the only thing I understood in all I was seeing : that we were losing the Fatherland, that we would no longer have the Fatherland, that, with the unwitting support of the miserable, impoverished and exploited Romanian workers, the Jewish horde would sweep us away.


For My Legionaries: The Iron Guard (1936) - Nation and Culture

Corneliu Zelea Codreanu Quotes

I could not define how I entered into the struggle. Probably like a man who, walking the street, with his preoccupations, his needs and his own...

I could not define how I entered into the struggle. Probably like a man who, walking the street, with his preoccupations, his needs and his own...

I could not define how I entered into the struggle. Probably like a man who, walking the street, with his preoccupations, his needs and his own...

I could not define how I entered into the struggle. Probably like a man who, walking the street, with his preoccupations, his needs and his own...