English Translation

73 - 8 - Protectorates that important positions in the national community were occupied with former agrarians. Social Democratic NG leader R e m e š sits in the concentration camp, county secretary Z e l e n k a is agricultural, as is the acting I. deputy of the district leader Š v e c. The Social-Democracy therefore takes a gruelling halt, because it cannot twist it so suddenly to have come to power. The Czech Workers' Turn Club (DTJ), which was almost as strong as the Sokol during the Republic, is also declining in favour of the Socol. The political situation during the Republic is also characterised by the fact that both Vlajka and Communism tried to capitalise on the social-democratic mis-economy and attract the dissatisfied to their side. The Communist Party was led by the de-ordered and "idealist" D v o ř á k, who spoke on the streets during the years of crisis, who enthusiastically won people, also some voters, but could not book a membership increase for his party. Before the term "communism" there was a peculiar shyness, it was perhaps good, but it could finally "take on others". The Vlajka and the rest of the right-wing currents were also not able to win membership. Again and again, they found themselves unsatisfied with the loners, but lacked the necessary propaganda on the streets, empty walls were preached. After the establishment of the Protectorate, the conditions of the legal czechen became even worse, because a powerful counter-argument had been found with the name "popular treacherous". The development to the national community, the backsliding of the social democratic influence in favour of the agricultural, all this cannot fool over reality. And this looks like that the Pilsner Czech Marxist remained, although with the bitter stake in his heart, that the comrades in England and France and Russia once betrayed him in a decisive hour. He believes that they already regretted it again. For these people Germany is not only the national opponent, but also