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Romain Rolland was a French writer, historian, and pacifist, celebrated for his novels and biographical works. His commitment to humanism and social justice greatly influenced European thought in the early 20th century. He became a Nobel Prize laureate in Literature and an influential advocate for peace. Here are 52 of his quotes:
Never do I hesitate to look squarely at the unexpected face that every passing hour unveils to us, and to sacrifice the false images of it formed in advance, however dear they may be. In me, the love of life in general predominates over love of my own life (that, indeed, would never have sufficed to bear me up). May life herself speak! However inadequate I may be in listening to her, and in repeating her words, I shall try to record them, even if they contradict my most secret desires. In all that I write, may her will, not mine, be done!
Romain Rolland
Romain Rolland
Occupation: French NovelistBorn: January 29, 1866
Died: December 30, 1944
Quotes count: 52
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