Quote by Hermann Goering

Whenever I hear the word culture, I reach for my revolver.

Whenever I hear the word culture, I reach for my revolver.

Summary

This quote is often attributed to Hermann GÃ¶ring, a high-ranking Nazi leader, and signifies his disdain for the concept of culture. It suggests that he responds with violent intent upon hearing discussions about culture, indicating a rejection or dismissal of diverse cultural expressions that fall outside the narrow narrative promoted by the Nazi regime. The quote represents the totalitarian mindset that seeks to suppress differences and impose uniformity, undermining the value of multiculturalism and respect for cultural diversity.

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By Hermann Goering

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