Louis Berger Quote: The Truth Behind Election, War and Hunt Revealed!

„Never is so much lied as before an election, during a war, and after the hunt.“

Louis Berger"Never is so much lied as before an election, during a war, and after the hunt." – Louis Berger reveals society's darker sides.
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Louis Berger was a liberal member of parliament, to whom this quote is probably attributed. It is often falsely credited to Otto von Bismarck.

This quote reminds us to remain critical, especially during challenging times like elections and wars.


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Quote by Louis Berger about lies before an election, during a war, and after the hunt

Louis Berger was a German liberal politician and member of parliament in the 19th century. This concise quote is attributed to him, although it is frequently mistakenly credited to Otto von Bismarck. Berger critically highlighted the common untruthfulness in politics, war, and hunting.

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