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“I shall confess at the outset that it was only shortly after the beginning of this century that I entered active life - with a somewhat precocious capacity for involvement.”

Quote by Rene Cassin

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Rene Cassin was an individual active in the early 20th century with an unknown profession. His life was marked by exploration and contribution, though specific details of his career and achievements are unclear, his historical standing is undeniable. more

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