English Translation

45 9. From then on, the sudeten- deutsche question was given an international character, since the "eoh - just after the leak of Prague itself - came into play. However, in a different way than the one hoped for. Thus, this seemingly clever diplomacy, which in reality is overriding, has drawn the empire into the dispute between Eschecho-Slovakia and, in this case, has given it just jone political justification, which it conjured up in a dispute between Buchetabemmissig. It was the harsh foreign policy which, on the one hand, in the eoffmng, instilled the empire, antereeits in the abeyance to bring the mechanics of the confederacy into action, has thrown the military machinations into disassembly. eAs!r The gosunde curopäieche meimung has constantly resisted dom. The Mibchener Konferens was now nothing but the vellsug of this unanimous European opinion on the untenability of the Techecho-Slovakia, and the full-coined sense of keeping it upright with Govalt. It was precisely diose matured and deepened knowledge of the European public nod that made the creft enteog engeog and it became more politically a dead bookataben to the formal validity of the French-techecho-elowaliachen Bindnievertreg. It was the Nünchen agreement to a certain extent only the political and international seal of the in the public