English Translation

96 The Czech workers' press in August. In addition to the official publications on official publications of proceedings reports and so on, the editorial articles of an intellectual nature clearly express the will to bring the Czech broad working class closer to German thinking and to help with it, so that active cooperation at the great work arises from the stubborn rejection. This attitude is visibly different from that which we found in the first half of the month and which we had found in due course. In-depth discussions with the Seiri leaders contributed to the now visible, better approach of our desire. The juality of the Czech editors is - apart from exceptions - not exactly the best, right witnessing speaks a Czech worker, as follows: "Are the Czechs unlearnable? Has their intelligence passed them away at great unique events spce- los? Of course not, but today they are involved in Ileinkram, grieving themselves with petty everyday worries and denying the "e.t. to be allowed to participate in the development of a New Juropas. since they did not understand the interpretation of the l5. Marz lezo noeh imer." Tarl Horp writes: "The one lacks courage and responsibility. which is not the present day, and which cannot ideally get rid of its overriding liberalist capita-- 7 list sehein." b.