English Translation

162.) the policy of support would only kill what we have so badly fought for, we must above all have a sense of the state and its needs, and the extreme socialists also admit that they can only reach their goals through the Republic. Therefore, with all our strength, let us defend our young republic, which we, under such difficult circumstances and on an almost edeeder after the Second World War, will certainly be very different to the social and economic relations on the European continent than after the First World War; they will be much more mature for social upheavals and will be far more algeine than in the years 19l8/l9. But my view of September I99 will also be valid to a significant extent after today's war. In any case for our state. I presume above all that there will be many local revolutions after the present crisis, but no single European or Veltrevolution, this in my opinion will be for ideal and practical reasons. The diversity of views, philosophies, morals, reciprocity and convictions, and even the ideological conceptions of post-war society, will be, as it is today, even after this war, great, perhaps greater than we think. Today's war is, of course, a war of ideolo gies I. A real ideological unity between them, which also has a strong united pan-European dimension.