Ken Follett Quotes

A Country Is Mostly The People In It," Maud Said. "I Don't Love England. My Parents Died A Long Time Ago, And My Brother Has Disowned Me. I Love Germany. For Me, Germany Is My Wonderful Husband, Walter; My Misguided Son, Erik; My Alarmingly Capable Daughter, Carla; Our Maid, Ada, And Her Disabled Son; My Friend Monika And Her Family; My Journalistic Colleagues . . . I'm Staying, To Fight The Nazis.

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