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47 - 8 - government, of which he was a member. The defendant admits the facts. He contends that he had, by repeated statements made by his superior, E l i a 3 , which, in their entirety, had ultimately meant a corresponding instruction of a dionst nature, but which, however, denied E l a S of the greatest importance, had been made to act in the unlawful procedure described above. E l a 3 would have declared him wiedcrholt: "We must work for our people and we must fight with all means for our freedom." The condition of the Protcktorate could not be more valid at the end, cs is absolutely impossibility to stand a people of 7 l/2 million people forever indon created by the Protectrat, the war prospects for the empire would be unfavorable for a longer period of war and therefore the expectations for the national liberation of the Czech people would become safer, the cause of the czech people would now be brought to a supreme court after the beginning of the war and this would be called "the war". The defendant defends himself on the internal side of the case that he defends the military actions