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33a - 10 - Therefore, many Czech industrialists regarded Fde ffSoviets only as temporary and short-term contracts, which would only last until the SSSR established its own factories xmf and perfected them, and until they formed a cadre of qualified workers, especially from local workers. I did not have my own anachations and insights about negotiations with representatives of the SSSR, since I never negotiated with xfertrex ternx soviet representatives or even spoke at all. I never entered the Prague Soviet Envoy. On the occasion of the visit of various prominent Soviet persons in Prague, I was invited two or three times, but I apologized. The Soviet envoy in Prague Alexandrovsky has tried several times to enter into relations with the Czech agrarian area by direct means or by mediation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. I remember that for a while he was trying to ensure that the Czech agricultural party sent a stronger delegation of Czech farmers to the Soviet Union, where the Soviet government would have sent some loo soviet countries to us. At that time, some officials of our Ministry of the Ussen have confessed to me that this matter attracted me very much, because I would have liked to know from my own experience the real conditions of farmers in Soviet Russia (all the more so as I had visited all of Europe's Russia under the then tsarist regime bnu in the year lgl2 and would have loved to see what had changed there). However, for reasons of principle, I have rejected it. My anti-communist attitude was well known and not only the Czechoslovak public and the Prague Soviet emissary, but also Moscow; as proof kiefirxdientx for this the writing of the communist press and the rally against me directed against 1/ ne on the Soviet radio./The correct distribution supplied already the Czech members of the dure 190900