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0/ Kua 3 P01. 1. 20.3.43. Hands on what it would look like for us and all of Central Europe if Bolshevism came here to rule. Such murders would pour out upon our people like an avalanche. These, of course, would not be murders pursued by the Law, but those in life would turn into hell and our countries would become an Eldorado of disloyalty, who would be able to exterminate their bloodthirsty insanity here. Three murders were to be carried out by the Bolshevik Zába, fortunately he only carried out the one, because he no longer had time - thanks to the intervention of the security organs - for he himself would not be afraid of them, as he did not hesitate when he received the order from his "superordinate". He will be punished for his crime. But with him will also be punished some inhabitants of the Protectorate, who offered him support after crimes committed, Zafheeht Uaterschlupf and night camps. They were thus co-inflicted in the murder act and their course of action can be excused by nothing, she can only be condemned as we condemn the murder crime itself /J.Šticha./ Kua. Poledni lists A well-known face. One of those who were made into a concentration camp by the Aether waves, which were published in the newspapers a few days ago, and which resulted in the kinship of this irresponsible heretic, brought back to life half-forgotten memories of the sad Jewish dynasty xuxwewemxkekenx of the Jewish family Stramský in Brno. The father and son were the typical Jews. In addition to their main occupation they had a number of side jobs and these contributed more than the main occupation. The father,Adolf Stránský, had as main occupation an advocate law firm and as a side employment the politics. In order to preserve his power, he praised a newspaper, which was conducted in a typical Güdish way. The pressure of the Jews in the former republic brought these Jews right at the founding of the former state on the ministerial chair. Of course as trade minister. Now Stránský was in his element, in Jewish business. The son followed the traces of the father. The powerful Jewish influences and patronage of the Lord èinen extraordinary professor of punishment. And J.Stránský was not ungrateful. In the only serious opposition party of that time, in the