Remarkable for his all-embracing culture, his critical sense, foresight, energy' and "fearlessness," he more than once braved the tiger of his people when he dared to' challenge Popular prejudices.
To Masaryk, who endured _niuch cuteism as" a result, the excellent coatment of the minorities in the Republic was largely due, His aim had " been, according "to his own words, "the dissolution of Austria and {Be tation of Germany to force to be content with her proper national domination."
The veteran President was famous 3 elegance of his dress in town, wide hat, white waistcoat and dark: sult of impeccable cut. In the cotn-£3, he ually wore Sodpurt—Reu-
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