Top 15 Nino Haratischwili Quotes (2024 Update)

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “En ik vind het leven veel te kort en veel te mooi om het niet echt in de ogen te zien, het niet echt aan te gaan, het niet echt te leven.”

1. “En ik vind het leven veel te kort en veel te mooi om het niet echt in de ogen te zien, het niet echt aan te gaan, het niet echt te leven.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “People were afraid of memories, of insights, knowing these might drag them into a bottomless pit, twist their own lives out of all recognition, and all of this could cause self-loathing to swell to immeasurable proportions. Besides, where was all this wretched truth-telling heading?”

2. “People were afraid of memories, of insights, knowing these might drag them into a bottomless pit, twist their own lives out of all recognition, and all of this could cause self-loathing to swell to immeasurable proportions. Besides, where was all this wretched truth-telling heading?”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “That autumn, people started to clean up the mess in the world and enlarge the cemeteries in the cities.”

3. “That autumn, people started to clean up the mess in the world and enlarge the cemeteries in the cities.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “In Germany you cannot have a revolution because you would have to step on the lawns. VLADIMIR LENIN.”

4. “In Germany you cannot have a revolution because you would have to step on the lawns. VLADIMIR LENIN.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “Zou je niet twee, drie, vier, zelfs talloze malen op de wereld moeten komen om aan je wensen te kunnen voldoen? Aan de mogelijkheden van deze wereld?”

5. “Zou je niet twee, drie, vier, zelfs talloze malen op de wereld moeten komen om aan je wensen te kunnen voldoen? Aan de mogelijkheden van deze wereld?”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “Patriotism is slavery. TOLSTOY.”

6. “Patriotism is slavery. TOLSTOY.”

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Nino Haratischwili Quote: “What an effort it cost to absent yourself from the world.”

7. “What an effort it cost to absent yourself from the world.”

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Nino Haratischwili Quote: “Of course, we were too young for reality that night. Of course, dreams tasted better than the past and the future. Of course, hope was more attractive than the present. Of course, we were infatuated with each other and with revelling in our idea of love. Of course, we were the first and last lovers on the planet. Of course, the threat that hung in the air was a mere trifle compared to the turmoil we felt inside. Of course, that night we were wiser and more cunning than life itself.”

8. “Of course, we were too young for reality that night. Of course, dreams tasted better than the past and the future. Of course, hope was more attractive than the present. Of course, we were infatuated with each other and with revelling in our idea of love. Of course, we were the first and last lovers on the planet. Of course, the threat that hung in the air was a mere trifle compared to the turmoil we felt inside. Of course, that night we were wiser and more cunning than life itself.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “Someone who needs a veil, an object, even one made of silk, between themselves and the world is afraid of life. They’re afraid to experience things, to really feel them. And I think life is far too short and far too wonderful not to really look at it, not to really grab it, not to really live it.”

9. “Someone who needs a veil, an object, even one made of silk, between themselves and the world is afraid of life. They’re afraid to experience things, to really feel them. And I think life is far too short and far too wonderful not to really look at it, not to really grab it, not to really live it.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “She had learned that words are not always promises, that music cannot save you, that your own abilities do not always lead to their predestined objective, that love is sometimes just camouflage for something much worse; she had learned to tame her dreams, had learned to paint over her disappointments with a dash of lipstick;.”

10. “She had learned that words are not always promises, that music cannot save you, that your own abilities do not always lead to their predestined objective, that love is sometimes just camouflage for something much worse; she had learned to tame her dreams, had learned to paint over her disappointments with a dash of lipstick;.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “Perhaps his discipline, his longing for power, was nothing more than a constant effort to annihilate this fear. The fear of mistakes, the fear that everything around him might one day turn out to be meaningless.”

11. “Perhaps his discipline, his longing for power, was nothing more than a constant effort to annihilate this fear. The fear of mistakes, the fear that everything around him might one day turn out to be meaningless.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “Two madmen are never going to allow one to become greater than the other.”

12. “Two madmen are never going to allow one to become greater than the other.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “The law meant that anyone who had ever laughed at an anti-socialist joke or read an anti-socialist book, visited Europe or given his wife a western perfume could be picked up by NKVD officers without any warning or explanation – preferably at dawn. Of the twenty-one men on the Central Committee in 1917, only one was left alive by 1938: the man of steel himself.”

13. “The law meant that anyone who had ever laughed at an anti-socialist joke or read an anti-socialist book, visited Europe or given his wife a western perfume could be picked up by NKVD officers without any warning or explanation – preferably at dawn. Of the twenty-one men on the Central Committee in 1917, only one was left alive by 1938: the man of steel himself.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “What Hitler didn’t know was that the terror and misery the Wehrmacht planned to bring with its invasion were already part of everyday life in the USSR. That the Soviet horror of recent years had prepared the people all too well for the horror Hitler planned to inflict on their country.”

14. “What Hitler didn’t know was that the terror and misery the Wehrmacht planned to bring with its invasion were already part of everyday life in the USSR. That the Soviet horror of recent years had prepared the people all too well for the horror Hitler planned to inflict on their country.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “We decide what we want to remember and what we don’t. Time has nothing to do with it. Time doesn’t care.”

15. “We decide what we want to remember and what we don’t. Time has nothing to do with it. Time doesn’t care.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “They lent each other happiness. They lent each other the present, and gave each other memories for the future.”

16. “They lent each other happiness. They lent each other the present, and gave each other memories for the future.”

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Nino Haratischwili Quote: “It was too long since each had discarded his own will, his own opinion, even his own feelings; now they sat like marionettes abandoned by their puppeteer.”

17. “It was too long since each had discarded his own will, his own opinion, even his own feelings; now they sat like marionettes abandoned by their puppeteer.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “Memories make the heart soft and transparent. You can’t shoot well with a transparent heart, Brilka: you miss your target, and soon become a target yourself.”

18. “Memories make the heart soft and transparent. You can’t shoot well with a transparent heart, Brilka: you miss your target, and soon become a target yourself.”

— Nino Haratischwili

Nino Haratischwili Quote: “In August of that year, the Generalissimus issued order number 270, according to which any soldier who allowed himself to be taken as a prisoner of war was to be considered a traitor. Red Army soldiers had only two options: to let themselves be shot by the Germans, or be shot later by their own people.”

19. “In August of that year, the Generalissimus issued order number 270, according to which any soldier who allowed himself to be taken as a prisoner of war was to be considered a traitor. Red Army soldiers had only two options: to let themselves be shot by the Germans, or be shot later by their own people.”

— Nino Haratischwili

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