English Translation

-6 - 32 The working man lives for his work, is filled with this ous and goes up in his creative activity. He therefore has neither time nor desire to deal with things that could seriously disturb or even alienate his feudal task. This imnere basic attitude has been consciously taken by the Czech worker and, despite the limitations that have become necessary through the war, has been exemplary. His healthy basic attitude is best illustrated by the fact that he is not irritated by the siren sounds of London's radio, nor by the systematic content of the émigré-cluster there. He has rather quietly fulfilled his duty, this fact the German have an incentive derade of the leiheh/ un mx