Germany'S MINISTRY FOR CHEATURES AND MORAV, PRAGUE (1906) 1939 - 1945 (1965), inv. 986, sig. 110-9/2 (damaged)

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4090r - 12 = 9.) Narita is the type of a pessimistic compromiser. He does not take the German representation of the conditions in the Soviet Union seriously, but firmly believes in the sincerity of the last Moscow transformation maneuvers. He is convinced of the outcome of the war by means of a compromise. Germany would balance itself with England once there were Soviet troops in Germany. He saw no prospects of victory for Japan. One had to try to keep what had to be kept. Only a balance with the USA could bring the solution. However, he also had to admit that 99% of the old Japanese had decided for the 100-year-old war. 10.) There is no clear Charasteristics about the Spaniard Puncia. 11.) Iwersen, who, despite his German nationality and his German-Mexican descent, appears as Spanitor, is a world-oriented, interesting personality. However, he rejects such National Socialist forms which, for him, imply the embodiment of coercion and, in his opinion, inhibit the political power of the empire abroad. German youth education in school and HJ is questionable in its tendency to dissipate. Religion cannot be replaced by a state idea. The empire lacks the appealing motto of the American lifestyle, which has formulated its tolerance in the word "live and let live".The core of his thinking is about the statement that Germany will win the war, but that 50497 will lose peace.He is dominated by a strong admiration for the technocracy of the USA. The German chemists already trembled when they thought of the use of secret American explosives in response to the retaliation. Iwersen relied on the statements of decisive German business leaders. The backwardness of the German working methods in the 5th century. The war year against the rationalism of the US industry was an unforgivable crime. Even if it succeeded in pushing the US out of Europe and Africa in this war, the danger would not be overcome, but only the germ for the Third World War, in which America as a naturalized and intact country would face a war-torn and exhausted Germany. The only solution Iwersen sees in a peaceful participation of the Americans in the "European business." 12.) The Bulgarian Panayotov is a naive-harmless person who, in unfavorable openness, does not hide from his richly friendly attitude. 13. Over the Croats Malbasa, the judgments presented here differ.