THE GERMAN STATE MINISTRY FOR CHECH AND MORAV, PRAGUE (1906) 1939 - 1945 (1965), inv. 1270, sig. 110-12/96

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English Translation

210.) Suddenly a different meaning and a limitless importance for the whole national life, is a characteristic realization for the aids in the opposing party at all, shows the milieu from which it emerged, etc. This means now the party, which, as long as it was its own people, was so mild. The direct consequence of the partial non-objectivity is non-violence, irresponsibility, apologies, and twisting under solute circumstances or again the worst rigour. A bleakness of the psyohological tendencies of the party's supporters is another very special kind of partial unobjectivity: the astonishingly rapid forgetfulness of mistakes and visible actions of the opponent as soon as he nods himself out of these or those of the Party. It is known from the political practice that sohon has emerged the most impossible alliances and coalitions of political parties, which have directly wrestled in front of the coalition and who are still suffering from the disintegration of the Coalition, it is of course that my love for one's own party from the outset dulls the sharpness of all my other feelings against the opponent, as soon as he begins to serve the object of my love, my party, that is why it is so easy and fast to forget the opposing party its entire past. The initially unconscious non-objectivity goes unnoticed into more or less conscious unobjectivity; and this affects the party's supporters at first in the form of insincerity and hypocrisy, before they become direct