During World War II, it seemed like something said by a certain believer in France or that country. It probably went something like this. When the Nazis raised their butcher knives against the Jews,

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I didn’t say anything when they killed the communists because I was not a communist. When they killed the trade unionists I did not speak because I was not a worker. When they killed the Jews I did not speak because I was not a Jew. Then they came for the Catholics. I did not speak because I was a Protestant. When they killed me no one spoke because There is no one left——Martin Niemoller, German Protestant pastor.1945