English Translation

K. explains that this does not happen because there is a ban on admission or use. He himself has had the experience that the old teachers could no longer change. They could no longer be brought to the new way of thinking; it is certainly necessary to bring in new teachers if a new spirit is to enter.)Ing Vrba /Nar.Střed/ regrets that the manifestations of the professors or teachers were waiting far too long for him. Authoritarian eusures always reflect very much on events. Werner /Poledni List/: After a long time press people are once again together with a minister. Our stand has consciously made it to the task to bring our readers on the right line. Some of the public does not like us, because we are telling the truth, and many want to hear about pleasant things as unpleasant truths. In this responsible work, we journalists lack the support of an authoritative body, which should once on its own determine what it is about and that the press finds its approval, etc. In the field of education, too, it would be very welcome if the public were to be told from there what it is about, that xix is about our youth, about our schools. The results of today's meeting should serve us not only as material for a one-off commentary, but as raw material for all considerations in this field. K. agrees and makes a note of today's meeting to be published in the press. However, as far as the opinion is concerned, the approval of the government must be sought, but it would welcome it. Pangrac /Melantrich/ regrets that it is still forbidden /he can cite concrete examples for a family school/ that girls bring newspapers to school at all, thus making the relationship between school and newspaper very difficult. K.: I don't know anything about Oberrat Kraus explains this from the probably at that time stated demand that the school should not interfere in the party political setting up. Brikcius /Vlajka/ notes that there are Wor/ teachers at various schools/concretes who, due to a lack of specialist knowledge, raise issues such as Masaryk etc. K. asks that such abuses always be communicated to him with specific information, and that he then certainly ensure that he is abolished. He always had all of them in the press.