Classic sentences on European and American monuments

European and American monumentsThe classic sentence above, let's take a look and feel the tremor of the soul

On the Holocaust Memorial in Boston, USA, inscribed is a thought-provoking short poem left by a German Protestant priest named Martin Niemoller. Nimoller was a victim of the Nazis:
In Germany, at first they hunted down the communists, and I didn't say anything - because I wasn't a communist;
Then they went after Jews and I didn't speak - because I wasn't Jewish; then they went after unionists and I didn't speak - because I wasn't a union member; then they went after Catholics and I didn't speak - because I was Protestant Christians; they came to me, but no one stood up and spoke for me again.