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Dubious antisemitic quotes attributed to Alexander Solschenizyn without a source
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That's an interesting way of phrasing the fact that they are found in books that are not by him, cited without attribution to a specific source. Hence, as valid as an unsourced Goodreads quote page.
American Neo-Nazi David Duke appears to be the actual source of the first one, doing his usual lying. https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtop...

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/9675......"
Hi Catherine
I'm not one of the Goodreads Librarians that are expert on quotations - but I looked in the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations & Oxford Dictionary of Political Quotations, & I can't find these quotes there. Found the dictionaries here https://www.nypl.org/blog/2013/11/22/...
I am quite happy to remove if I get the go head from the moderator.
I'll look at the other one tomorrow (my time)
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Carol She's So Novel꧁꧂ wrote: "I am quite happy to remove if I get the go head from the moderator."
Go ahead.
Go ahead.

Go ahead."
Thanks rivka. Gone.
I'll look at the first one tomorrow.

Go ahead."
Thanks rivka. Gone.
I'll look at the first one tomorrow."
& back earlier than I thought. Same two sources both don't have this quote & I looked at the op's link. Unfortunately it has too many likes for me to remove, so we will need to wait for the moderator or a Superlibrarian to see this post.
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/9675...
I initially reported these figuring they could just be taken down since they were both unsourced and extremely fascist in nature, but they referred me here. Googling, neither of these quotes turns up many results, despite the first one clearly being likely to have first been said in English if at all.