Primo Levi Quotes
Ka-Be Is The Lager Without The Physical Discomforts. So That, Whoever Still Has Some Seeds Of Conscience, Feels His Conscience Re-awaken; And In The Long Empty Days, One Speaks Of Other Things Than Hunger And Work And One Begins To Consider What They Have Made Us Become, How Much They Have Taken Away From Us, What This Life Is. In This Ka-Be, An Enclosure Of Relative Peace, We Have Learnt That Our Personality Is Fragile, That It Is Much More In Danger Than Our Life; And The Old Wise Ones, Instead Of Warning Us 'remember That You Must Die', Would Have Done Much Better To Remind Us Of This Great Danger That Threatens Us. If From Inside The Lager, A Message Could Have Seeped Out To Free Men, It Would Have Been This: Take Care Not To Suffer In Your Own Homes What Is Inflicted On Us Here.
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