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Gustav Radbruch - The most conspicuous characteristic...

The most conspicuous characteristic of Hitler's personality, which became through his influence the pervading spirit of the whole of National Socialist ‘law' as well, was a complete lack of any sense of truth or any sense of right and wrong. (Gustav Radbruch)

The most conspicuous characteristic of Hitler's personality, which became through his influence the pervading spirit of the whole of National Socialist ‘law' as well, was a complete lack of any sense of truth or any sense of right and wrong.

Gustav Radbruch

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