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#revolution

Read through the most famous quotes by topic #revolution




I've always been at the intersection of computers and whatever they can revolutionize. ↗


— Jeff Bezos


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A great revolution in just one single individual will help achieve a change in the destiny of a society and, further, will enable a change in the destiny of humankind. ↗


— Daisaku Ikeda


#change #destiny #enable #further #great

A revolution is an idea, taken up by bayonets. ↗


— Napoleon Bonaparte


#revolution #change

Revolutions are infinite. ↗


— Yevgeny Zamyatin


#revolution #social-change #change

Change represents the real spirit of democracy and the real America. ↗


— Bryant McGill


#changes #democracy #change

If truth prevails, the contributions of a courageous physician and a brilliant engineer to the conquest of waterborne disease will still be remembered in another hundred years. ↗


— Michael J. McGuire


#drinking-water #michael-j-mcguire #public-health #the-chlorine-revolution #water

Large portraits of Mao on wooden boards several feet high stood at main street corners. Painted to make the old man look extremely youthful, healthy, and fat (a sign of well-being in China), these pictures provided a mocking contrast to the thin, pale-faced pedestrians walking listlessly below them. Pg. 193 ↗


— Nien Cheng


#cultural-revolution #mao-zedong #propaganda #death

From the point of view of the Chinese Communist Party, the greatest casualties of the Cultural Revolution were the Party’s prestige and its ability to govern. Pg. 539 ↗


— Nien Cheng


#communist-party-of-china #cultural-revolution #death

While I listened to the words of homage to Mao, I remembered Mao’s awesome power, like a blanket over China threatening to smother whomever he chose. Pg. 218 ↗


— Nien Cheng


#cultural-revolution #mao #death

As I gazed at Mao’s face wearing what was intended as a benign expression but was in fact a smirk of self-satisfaction, I wondered how one single person could have caused the extent of misery that was prevailing in China. There must be something lacking in our own character, I thought, that had made it possible for his evil genius to dominate. Pg. 259 ↗


— Nien Cheng


#cultural-revolution #mao #propaganda #death






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