The fairy tale belongs to the poor...I know of no fairy tale which upholds the tyrant, or takes the part of the strong a — Erik Christian Haugaard
The fairy tale belongs to the poor...I know of no fairy tale which upholds the tyrant, or takes the part of the strong a — Erik Christian Haugaard
The fairy tale belongs to the poor...I know of no fairy tale which upholds the tyrant, or takes the part of the strong a — Erik Christian Haugaard
The fairy tale belongs to the poor...I know of no fairy tale which upholds the tyrant, or takes the part of the strong a — Erik Christian Haugaard
The fairy tale belongs to the poor...I know of no fairy tale which upholds the tyrant, or takes the part of the strong a — Erik Christian Haugaard
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The fairy tale belongs to the poor...I know of no fairy tale which upholds the tyrant, or takes the part of the strong against the weak. A fascist fairy tale is an absurdity.

— Erik Christian Haugaard
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