Richard Rhodes Quote
Chaim Weizmann gives some measure of that totality in the harsher world of the Russian Pale when he writes that the acquisition of knowledge was not for us so much a normal process of education as the storing up of weapons in an arsenal by means of which we hoped later to be able to hold our own in a hostile world.
Richard Rhodes
Chaim Weizmann gives some measure of that totality in the harsher world of the Russian Pale when he writes that the acquisition of knowledge was not for us so much a normal process of education as the storing up of weapons in an arsenal by means of which we hoped later to be able to hold our own in a hostile world.
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