Quote by Adolf Hitler

It is not truth that matters, but victory.

It is not truth that matters, but victory.

Summary

This quote suggests that in certain scenarios, winning or achieving victory takes precedence over finding and upholding the truth. It implies that the outcome or success is more important than adhering to honesty or accuracy. This perspective, although controversial, highlights the notion that in some circumstances, people may prioritize personal gain or their own agenda, disregarding the importance of truthfulness in order to achieve their desired outcome.

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Truth Power Victory Wrong

By Adolf Hitler

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