Umberto Eco Quotes

All I Know About The Jews Is What My Grandfather Taught Me. "They Are The Most Godless People," He Used To Say. "They Start Off From The Idea That Good Must Happen Here, Not Beyond The Grave. Therefore, They Work Only For The Conquest Of This World.

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