Barbara Amiel - Outside the walls, among others, is the Soviet Empire. It is malevolent, destructive...

Barbara Amiel Zitate

Outside the walls, among others, is the Soviet Empire. It is malevolent, destructive and expanding. It has swallowed up over half a dozen countries since World War II.

Barbara Amiel

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Außerhalb der Mauern befindet sich unter anderem das Sowjetreich. Es ist böswillig, zerstörerisch und expandierend. Es hat seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg über ein halbes Dutzend Länder verschlungen.

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