Quoting: Puzzler
What 'blacks' and Jews - what so-called holocaust - does have in common with an English lady in Poland
i take it that you are refering to these words -
They came for the blacks and I said nothing
They came for the Jews and I said nothing
They came for the Chrsitians and I said nothing so when they came for me there was no one left to speak up for me
Quoting: Puzzler
Can you answer this question
this is a variation of a poem attributed to Martin Niemöller as a comment on the apparent inability of german intelectuals to speak out against the rise of the nazis... or something along those lines... the sentiment of the verse should be self-explanitory...
there have been many variations of this poem since it was first penned... the original goes something along the lines of this...
When the Nazis came for the communists
I remained silent
I was not a communist
When they locked up the social democrats
I remained silent
I was not a social democrat
When they came for the trade unionists
I did not speak out
I was not a trade unionist
When they came for me
there was no one left to speak out