English Translation

82) Uncertainty before the morning, in an incredible mora- lic and nervous tension; some of them seek to impose themselves temporarily silence, and temporarily take the greatest humiliation on sio h, only to be able to rise once more in given hour more stormy and prepared for battle. This is the case of my fatherland, Cheohoslovakia, Is this all not the most uncivilized and barbaric moral decomposition and revolution ? And when I find these terrible facts, I do not believe to blioken to the opposite and political struggles with passion, hatred, prejudice or exchange. T ddd what happened to Pshekhozlovakia. And when I speak of my fatherland, I do not intend to make accusations or recriminations to anyone, I am only giving the example that has become corrupt and that is a real warning for the whole world so that it will not go any further on this path of destruction, which must inevitably lead everywhere to the absolut destruction of the democracies still living. In the course of the so-called September crisis in 1938, Czechoslovakia was called upon to bring a massive sacrifice to the preservation of peace. Our people were prepared to make sacrifices. We repeatedly sought to reach a reasonable agreement through negotiations and wanted to make reasonable efforts which could be accepted by our country.