Funeral in Berlin Quotes

“Here in Prague they say that although the traffic police are communists the drivers are fascists, which would be all right if it were not that the pedestrians are anarchists.”
― Len Deighton, Funeral in Berlin

“Communist," he repeated. "You may have heard someone in a concentration admit to being a murderer and many agreed that they had been spies. A prisoner would sometimes even confess to having at one time - for a short while - been a Jew. But a communist, no. No one would ever let that word pass their lips.”
― Len Deighton, Funeral in Berlin

“Keith Park was a popular and persuasive man. He had quelled a near mutiny in 1918 by assembling the airmen and talking to them on random subjects and in such a monotonous voice for so long that all rebelliousness was destroyed by fatigue.”
― Len Deighton, Fighter: The True Story of the Battle of Britain

“All societies contain within themselves the germ of their own destruction.”
― Len Deighton, Funeral in Berlin

“only small”
― Len Deighton, Fighter: The True Story of the Battle of Britain