English Translation

b - 2 - shows us, for example, that in the 50's committee of the pre-parliament, among other things, Palacky was chosen as representative of Austria, who, however, in clear knowledge of the fact that a Czech cannot be called to build German unity, or much T Czechism, rejected the adoption of the mandate. On the other hand, against the election of the German-Bohemian (sudetendeutsche) Viennese student and writer Schuselka - fortunately unsuccessfully - it was accepted on the grounds that Schuselke was "Böhme". At the same time, it was Schuselko who had already acquired special merits in the preparation for the fight against German unity. Especially dangerous for us Sudeten Germans was the great ignorance of our concerns in the rest of the realms, which even then could have led to the creation of a Great Czech Empire with the borders of Bohemia and Moravia, without this intention being opposed by the Frankfurt Parliament. Such an empire was created in Versailles and Saint Germain and led already in the 20 years to this day to the most severe volcanic losses of the Sudet Germandom. A 90-year struggle for the preservation of our German peoples and acquis in the Sudeten countries could have led almost to the rubbing up of Sudetens Germanism in terms of the lack of understanding of the people's interests at that time. The disintegration of the will finally led to the further activity of the Frankfurter Parlanent.