Joseph Stalin: Education is a weapon the effect of which is determined by the hands which wield it, by who is to be stuck down.

Education is a weapon the effect of which is determined by the hands which wield — Joseph Stalin

Education is a weapon the effect of which is determined by the hands which wield it, by who is to be stuck down.

Joseph Stalin

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