English Translation

14-4 the recent past must be taken into account: the last s d the Czechs always do. Mr. Kitano was given an accurate outline of the political development in Czechoslovakia during the period from October 1938 to lärz 1939, which proved that the Tachechen had not learned anything. Kitano was therefore able to form a urtedl the same as his lamentations in various variatio d ad deate ea de o 1.) Veber die negétive Eintellung (in order not to use the expression passive resig ehs) of the techechic politicians, C he is come together. 2.) About the fact that the arguments produced by the people are one-sided and that the "Kehrseite" agrees. 3.) That the people in the past do not live in a "politically electrified atmosphere" like the politicians. A Kitano has come to the conclusion that a real liberation of the Czech people is a precondition for raising the standard of living of the broad masses. Kitano is convinced that the competent German authorities are fully aware of this. Dr. Pecháčeks made a Jewish impression on Kitano. P. pointed out that the Vlejka movement did not imitate the Netional Socialionus. Professor Mareš had already set up in years Igl3 - i.e. lo years friher than in Deutachland - those principles which are defended today by the Vlajka people. P. filled long talk about Czech history, but it was meant to him that this had no interest in Kitano.