English Translation

64.) VI. Towards a new world war, his democratic sin 1) e T ues pun 1.) The inevitability of the struggle for the new European democracy and freedom. In the Lgufe of the last twenty-fifth years since the outbreak of the World War of the year I,4 Europe has undergone significant and rapid changes and re-rollings, only very few historical periods can compare with this moving bpoche of the world's poets. The fall of the four great empires (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia and Turkey) resulted in major major changes, numerous new nation states were created, Birger wars and violent changes of governments and regimes (Italy, Spain, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Grieohenland, Bulgaria, Germany) took place, whole social classes and castes changed 1) The first and second parts of this chapter were soon written after Münohen and presented in April and May 1939 at the university in Chidago, the third part as well as the whole following (Vll.) chapter was written in the first half of J.l942.