Karl Marx: By quarrelling amongst themselves, instead of confederating, Germans and Scandinavians, both of them belonging to the sa

By quarrelling amongst themselves, instead of confederating, Germans and Scandin — Karl Marx

By quarrelling amongst themselves, instead of confederating, Germans and Scandinavians, both of them belonging to the same great race, only prepare the way for their hereditary enemy, the Slav.

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