describes them in his letter to you,
nothing to wonder that the Gestapo gown Saft gt March 22, then there is making arrests in Prague.
It is clear from the German WITH STÍLL W IDEAS that Prague was a haven of refuge for those Germans "Who seem 10 him to be better Germans those governing the present rany, and that these "better Germans' ing to his own testimony. wonder then that they were arrested? Could it be expected that they should be allowed to go on intriguing against the Germans now governing Germany? And if some Czechs who hated Germany with all their hearts 83 Hê 050 states, were also arrested just on account of this attitude, is têre something unnatural in such an action? The statement that no other country Would even think (1?) of arresting the members of a gone gov-is in flat contradiction with all historical facts.
feel that the letter in question was not written by a German at all, but if there are Germans in Prague Who feel and think like this one the less of them remain at large the better for Germany. No Nazi propaganda could do a better service in justifying the arrests made in Prague than the jetter written by the GERMAN
WITH STILL OWN IDEAS.
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