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S II. Sheet relating to the letter of 22.9.41 concerning 1 viecher "Jan lius" de d e s litical overall situation. Hus is rather in his time dod of the same kind among others. in the Hussite Wars, in the 19/2 century, in World War, in Tachechenstaat, in crisis 1938/39 and today pm ze sm o d eqo p alone is masegending, but these currents only require Z hatred against and and everything that is related to us. From this realization, to which the Czechs have always rejected us, Hus is certainly a princely Völkischer opponent and is a reformer of the world with much less importance. Despite this political realization, which is not least by excellent representatives of the National Socialismue ! Time and again - I am thinking here above all of the party comrades Jung, Krebs, Schubert, Lehmann etc. - a book in 2 volumes appears now more than 194o, which is exclusively dedicated to the "ideologist " Hus - II. 39/4o, who is a critic of the German view which has been forming for some years and tries to bring the Czech aspirations to justice, 2.B.5. 282, 284, 285, 290, 294, 296, 298, 369, 382, 384, 385. II) 159, 189, 231, 273, 274, 274. So it seems to me that it is already completely forgotten that in the last few years Czech efforts are also being set aside by us feet=, which led to this, just as at the time of Hus, the successes which Deutachen has laboriously worked out to acquire. Characteristic of the book and the author's view are the leading figures he puts forward: Hus ale exponent of truth and not the anti-Dutch - .Luther, who sees in Hus only the opponent against Rome and Goethe, who has hardly been called ale politim seher witness so far l Der Verfaeser, About whose Ferson nothing is known and the a Hus solely and solely under ideological-religious, social and siciological points of view. The reason for his work is that he once completely misunderstood the development of Prague to the center of the empire and Charles IV. and almost consciously overlooked the fact that that Germanism of this city and Bohemia would tame its meaning of the own, at times. At that time already centuries-old achievement, his skill, his feies and his power owed and that the role it played did not fall to him by frotection or pushing, 2.B.3. 136, 185, 188, 189, 281, 285, 287, 383.