English Translation

2) However, he may, by means of a written declaration which he submits to the administrative office of l.Instance or to the consular office within 6 months after the date on which this law enters into force, renounce the Czechoslovak citizenship. § 4 All those who do not belong to the persons listed in § 1 and 3 are regarded as strangers. § 5 All those who have lost Czechoslovak citizenship will be considered as strangers because they are responsible for their country of origin or their place of residence in the territory, which was Czechoslovsky on 28 October 1988 and after these days was occupied by other states and was no longer returned to Czech Solovakia. § 6 1) All those who belong to the German, Hungarian and Polish nation and have acquired German, hungarian or Polish nationality only after 28 October 1938. 2) Foreigners are all those; to whom Article 2 of the decree of the Chancellor of the Reich of March 1, 1938 No. 75 of the Collection of Laws and Regulations refers, regardless of whether they were actually granted Reichs-German citizenship. 3) Foreigners also are those who acquired a nationality other than those referred to in paragraph 1 after October 28, 1938. 4) The provisions of this paragraph do not refer to persons who are mentioned in § 3. § 7 Those who are considered as strangers after the determination of the preceding paragraph can e request the grant of Czechoslovak citizenship if they can provide proof that they already existed before the 28th century. October 1938 based on Czechoslovak territory