English Translation

Überse_t_zun_g 7 Národní Střed (10.IV.42): K. CHALuPA: "Eix nouos, quite new presentation of the Chechen to his press." In the last few days, in the Czech press there was a real talk of how completely the relationship of the Czechs has changed over the newspapers. In particular, the fact that all issues of the newspaper are really ripped off and newspaper buyers are seen scgar Frent was highlighted. All these facts, «ic confirm that the Chechnya Journp-list has not worked in vain for more than three years, but are to be supplemented by further facts, dic scit some time unmittölbar in the lines of this or that sheet żu are recorded. In the first place, the fact must be emphasized here that almost all anonymous letters of shame have disappeared from the mail of the written instructions. In full agreement with the truth, we can state that the ancnymous letter is shown here today and there always after a break of a few months. And according to the type of Sohrift, in which he is written, one can usually conclude that he goes from one and the same source, which used to be the one. Zcitungen with ignominious writings has flooded and apparently is already at a standstill. Letters ime signature have never been able to stop the journalist and the follow-up of the companies at all at their work. They 5 have been read, but the overall result could be no other than a compassionate smile at the poverty of, if not exceedingly malicious, so completely stupid people who have always done the same thing in the past, what they are doing in the present and what they will do again in the future. Everyone is capable of what is appropriate to his or her mental protential and character. If someone is a dum-kepf or cin Tunotgut, he or she can judge only partially and. is only able to write anonymous letters. If you tap on it, he/she takes cowardly the harepanier. We would also like to say that letters to the Czech press were never an investment that could have stopped or made any of them in our own press. As the anonymous style disappears more and more, almost every day, however, there is an increase in the number of letters that, in some cases, refer to everyday small cder major events and and andérerseis to the smaller cder larger work of everyday life.