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| | Mosaic Unit 15: The Drowned and the Saved (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | We believe, rather, that the only conclusion to be drawn is that in the face of driving necessity and physical disabilities many social habits and instincts are reduced to silence. |
 | | Their life is short, but their number is endless; they, the Muselmänner, the drowned, form the backbone of the camp, an anonymous mass, continually renewed and always identical, of non-men who march and labor in silence, the divine spark dead within them, already too empty to really suffer. |
 | | One hesitates to call them living: one hesitates to call their death death, in the face of which they have no fear, as they are too tired to understand. |
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