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The Latin [[:it:Ego non|'''Ego non''']] ("not I") is the last part of the biblical phrase [[:it:Etiamsi omnes, ego non|Etiamsi omnes, ego non]] ("Also if all ones... I'll not", Mt 26, 33-34). It is the title of an autobiographical work of [[Joachim Fest]] (in the German translation: ''Ich nicht''), and it is written (in the extensive version) on the door of [[Philipp von Boeselager]]'s home [http://archiviostorico.corriere.it/2004/luglio/01/mia_armata_cavallo_per_abbattere_co_9_040701093.shtml], about the necessity of maintaining your personal own opinion and thought, also if all the people are on a common way different from yours (for example, the von Boeselager's dissent and fight against [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]], during the [[Nazism|nazist]] dictatorship). |
The Latin [[:it:Ego non|'''Ego non''']] ("not I") is the last part of the biblical phrase [[:it:Etiamsi omnes, ego non|Etiamsi omnes, ego non]] ("Also if all ones... I'll not", Mt 26, 33-34). It is the title of an autobiographical work of [[Joachim Fest]] (in the German translation: ''Ich nicht''), and it is written (in the extensive version ''Et si omnes ego non'') on the door of [[Philipp von Boeselager]]'s home [http://archiviostorico.corriere.it/2004/luglio/01/mia_armata_cavallo_per_abbattere_co_9_040701093.shtml], about the necessity of maintaining your personal own opinion and thought, also if all the people are on a common way different from yours (for example, the von Boeselager's dissent and fight against [[Adolf Hitler|Hitler]], during the [[Nazism|nazist]] dictatorship). |
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Revision as of 20:00, 26 July 2008
The Latin Ego non ("not I") is the last part of the biblical phrase Etiamsi omnes, ego non ("Also if all ones... I'll not", Mt 26, 33-34). It is the title of an autobiographical work of Joachim Fest (in the German translation: Ich nicht), and it is written (in the extensive version Et si omnes ego non) on the door of Philipp von Boeselager's home [1], about the necessity of maintaining your personal own opinion and thought, also if all the people are on a common way different from yours (for example, the von Boeselager's dissent and fight against Hitler, during the nazist dictatorship).