Author of quotes: Katie Golka

And it's not what Friedrich did not want to serve their country or loved Germany less than other citizens. At least, he loved the Germany in which he grew up. But this new Germany of the last seven years, with the trickle of her hatred of the Nuremberg racial laws, according to which persecuted Jews, with the widespread oppression of the Church, insatiable thirst to expand your living space and benefits for the true Aryans - was completely different. Frederick couldn't understand, couldn't touch it, touched the tree. Like every German, he was full of hopes and enthusiastically supported Adolf Hitler when he promised to lift the country from its knees, which she dropped after the Treaty of Versailles. Friedrich wanted something more than just to smoke the sky, he wanted to be a blacksmith of happiness for your family. But not at the expense of decency and morality, without losing the human form. Without betraying the Almighty in Heaven, having made an idol of the Fuhrer.