English Translation

106.) (a) The new European balance of the larger political outlooks. (d) Above all, it is essential that a more lasting general European balance emerges, and that this balance of Europe's economic and political balance must be based on the balance of powers of some major political entities. The concept of balance, which is known from earlier political history, does not, however, mean in this view the balance of the material, concretely speaking, forces of defence, but a reasonable division of Europe into individual, larger, balanced, politicized organisms. In the future it will no longer be an excuse to try to rob or leave the smaller states of large states in the condition that the bins buy peace at the expense of others, I understandably have especially the case of Tsohechoslovakia from 1938 and 1939 in the sense, which has always been a typical example of politicosoth shortsightedness, Easy sense and unforgivable selfishness of most of the European governments will be in a critical state of Europe before today's war. I imagine the implementation of the idea of a new organisation of Europe as an enforcement of the so-called Atlantic Charter, signed on 4 August 194l by Roosevelt and Churohill and signed on 1 January 1942 by 26