Prague, Mar. 16.
fe most solemnly declare that have decided to fight together for four political rights, cultural freedom fand economic and social security, Jdeclared Dr, Karl H, Frank, one of the leaders of the Sudeten German (Henlein Party) for whom he was speaking in Parlisment, Dr. Frank said that "our movement has always felt itself to be a move: ment fighting against the fate which befell our people in 191
"The Sudeten Germans are now: roused by a desire for life," he Jdeclared. Instead of granting Sudeten Germans their just rights, the Caechoslovakian Government is prac: by rising a policy of making nation: political relations more untenable and more strained.
"We declare most solemnly that. we do not accept the goal of the Cuechosiovak State, nor do we content ourselves with the declaration jot February 18, 1937" (by which the Government offered the Sudeten [Germans certains certain privileges).
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