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A. Evelyn Newman Quotes

1881–1969 United States

A. Evelyn Newman (1881-01-08 – 1969-11-27) was an American college professor, writer, and peace activist.

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"Before this war it was difficult to see that fair play was done to the people. I believe hearts have been softened. There is a greater sense of community. The people have gone through a fiery furnace together."

"Hundreds of babies are fed and washed and wrapped in warm, new baby flannels and placed back again into grateful mothers' arms. All day and all night they come, one constant stream from evacuated towns, with tales too pitiful to listen to, and yet always with courtesy and graciousness that almost shames."

"Our time will be remembered as one of reconciliation for the great European enemies during the World War. Statesmen of France, Germany, Poland, Czecho-Slovakia, Italy, and Great Britain realized that nations were interdependent and that what was disastrous to one would be disastrous to all."

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: A. Evelyn Newman (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.