Paul von Hindenburg Quote

I am not a pacifist. That is not my attitude. But all my impressions of war are so bad that I could be for it only under the sternest necessity — the necessity of fighting Bolshevism or of defending one's country.


As quoted in TIME magazine (13 January 1930)


I am not a pacifist. That is not my attitude. But all my impressions of war are so bad that I could be for it only under the sternest necessity —...

I am not a pacifist. That is not my attitude. But all my impressions of war are so bad that I could be for it only under the sternest necessity —...

I am not a pacifist. That is not my attitude. But all my impressions of war are so bad that I could be for it only under the sternest necessity —...

I am not a pacifist. That is not my attitude. But all my impressions of war are so bad that I could be for it only under the sternest necessity —...