“They were French, they were Jews, and they were you.”
Source: The Book Thief
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“You have to feel for the French; they were great once.”
As quoted in "Romney guru thrives in political 'show business'" https://web.archive.org/web/20060307070315/http://www.boston.com:80/news/politics/president/articles/2005/06/12/romney_guru_thrives_in_political_show_business/?page=full (12 June 2005), by Brian C. Mooney, The Boston Globe
2000s
“The French breathed blood. They were like cannibals.”
quoted in David Andress. The French Revolution and the People, 2006, p. 255-

“If I were not a Jew I would be a Quaker.”

“It was no secret in higher Party circles that the Jews were to be exterminated.”
Quoted in "And the Crooked Shall be Made Straight" - Page 308 - by Jacob Robinson - 1965.

Ch I: The Victorian Compromise and Its Enemies (p. 8)
The Victorian Age in Literature (1913)

Source: See The Jews https://books.google.com.br/books?id=t_RtAAAAMAAJ by Zuhdī Fātiḥ

“For many, many, many years, there were not Jews in Israel. Okay?”
"My View on Helen Thomas, Israel and the Terror Flotilla" http://jewish.families.com/blog/my-view-on-helen-thomas-israel-and-the-terror-flotilla; as quoted by Miriam Metzinger, Families. com

“It was death to be in their way and seven French battlions were now in death's forecourt”
Narrator, p. 101
Sharpe (Novel Series), Sharpe's Escape (2003)
Context: They were thieves and murderers and fools and rapists and drunkards. Not one had joined for love of country, and certainly not for love of their King [... ] They were paid pitifully, fined for every item they lost, and the few pennies they managed to keep they usually gambled away. They were feckless rogues, as violent as hounds and as coarse as swine, but they had two things. They had pride. And they had the precious ability to fire platoon volleys. They could fire those half company volleys faster than any other army in the world. Stand in front of these recoats and the balls came thick as hail. It was death to be in their way and seven French battlions were now in death's forecourt and the South Essex was tearing them to ribbons.