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3a brf and Czechs in such a way as it is necessary today. It would not be a question today of rejecting and hating anything Czech or mixed-völkish from the outset, but rather of seeing this problem from the point of view of race in the sense of the current policy. The music for this film, which was described as excellent in its play, is, however, ad- Bells. tan, the ambiguity in the tendency of this film still to be confirmed, since this film is accompanied by sages by Smetana YeRUS 7a and in the film itself scenes from Smetane's opera "Die verkaufte Braut", the favourite opera of the Czechs, are shown, which may be recorded in the Czech National Theatre. It has been said that it is probably too little known that the "Moldova" of Smetana is the national-Czech epic for the Czechs and this music incites the National Chechen to fanaticism.As a parallel to this, the well-known U.S. Czech Hetzfilm (Pisnickar) was mentioned, that film which was performed in 1938 on the occasion of the expected 20-year foundation ceremony of the Republic and the working methods of the Czech against at tcs German wun- CLU JaaeLCeL -9g The fact that the film, which was to start about three OSEH weeks ago in the Gau capital of Reichenberg, arrived with two days delay from Aussig in Reichenberg was taken on the grounds of rumors, which led to a sabo-day act by the Czech. i The popularity of this film, which ran for three weeks in two light theatres of the Gau capital, reached a visitor DLEGNC number of 50 000 and was variously referred to as a "cassa-reisser" and a "very big business of the manufacturing group", had declined greatly. SCL On the last days in particular, the screenings had been so badly attended that the impression was that the film had "dead" itself. Asretni In summary, it can be said that for the reasons mentioned above, this film is by no means valuable and especially for the sudeten w.d. 3