English Translation

- l1 - 167 public and private life". It is incomprehensible that this knowledge of the Czech people and its politicians, since they are in possession of state power, is denied and forgotten. In the stage they had created alone, they had not yet been willing to implement the principles of equal coexistence which they had declared to be a peaceful coexistence even in the old Oesterreich. In order to show the orderly and just construction principle for the multi-ethnic state of Czechoslovakia, the Su-detenGerman party has outlined in its sketch (Memorial) the basic principles that guarantee true equality. The complete lack of a guarantee of equality between peoples and ethnic groups, as the core problem of the Czech-Slovak state to be solved, proves that the authors of the Statute of Nations have neither learned the lessons from the history of the Chechnya own people, nor want to draw from the catastrophic outcome of a twenty-year reign in the Czechoslovak State. To II C: I Under the heading : "Protection by proportional representation in elections" only certain provisions are mentioned, without however pointing out the legal restrictions, not to mention the blatant violation of the proportional representation by the dissolution of several German parties on the basis of the unconstitutional party dissolution law.