English Translation

90.) this indicates that in Europe there are inexorably big, unmemorable changes, Europe will therefore pass through an eyvche of new great sophistications, new sufferings and extensive changes. Today, the contrary Burova is simply already volatile, ideal and morally doomed to demise. The dictatorships with all their sohwiches, extremes, errors, failures, acts of violence, cynisms, and barbarisms are inevitable.The most likely contingency is that it comes to collapse by a military conflict challenged either directly or indirectly by the authoritarian states, less likely is the possibility of their internal disintegration or a series of revolutions, although this is not excluded. But in any case it would also be necessary for this to be done in an external way, as I see almost completely, a gradual, calm liquidation of the present state of Europe and the dictatorships that have been taking place over a number of years. However, if the liquidation in which Rorm always takes place, it will be in the interests of a better Europe and in the interest of a freer, more emancipated, more moral and mormaler, more democratic and more peaceful Europe, and with the better, more freer and more democratic internal structure of the various European states, a new and better external organisation of Europe will also come: a federalist