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But that everything would change so dramatically,
was something l didn't see coming.
:18:08
Pieter Jelles was rebelling.
:18:11
And l followed him.
:18:31
yours is the future
you shall break the chains
:18:36
that poverty has given you
:18:39
the tide of justice cannot be turned.
it must flow freely over the earth
:18:44
your slogan
'no slaves and no masters'
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are the lyrics to your song of triumph
:18:59
And it was this poem
wich l shouldn't have printed.
:19:02
many people cancelled their
subscriptions after that.
:19:06
Unfortunately also Japik de Jong,
the editor, left us.
:19:10
He wrote that l had become a rebel instead of a poet
:19:16
That's just the way it is. Because someone
who has been touched by the suffering of millions...
:19:22
...has to leave the selfishness behind him...
:19:26
...for a world in wich it is not
'everyone for himself' ...
:19:30
...but 'one for all'.
That is the world of Socialism.
:19:50
Don't let it take you off track..
:19:54
They're only here to see
if order is being kept.