Quote by Georg Büchner about the greatness of every human being

Karl Georg Büchner was a German writer, physician, scientist, and revolutionary of the 19th century.

This quote by Georg Büchner highlights the uniqueness and value of every human being, regardless of their status.

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Karl Georg Büchner (1813–1837) was a major German writer, physician, natural scientist, and political revolutionary. Despite his early death, he left a lasting literary legacy with works such as “Woyzeck” and “Danton's Death.”

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