Prague, Mar. 28.
IHE German Sudeten Party, has become increasingly active during the past few days.
In one of several meetings organized in various Bohemian towns, the Deputy, Herr Neuwirth, demanded that administrative autonomy be granted the German Sudeten minority and that new general elections be held.
Representatives of the National Union Party, which has just joined the Government coalition, yesterday examined their new policy.
"The party deems necessary its participation in government responsibilities," M. Hain, chairman in succession to M. Kramar, declared. "We shall defend our sovereignty and our national liberty."
M. Jezek, State Minister and member of the party, eulogized efforts by M. Milan Hodza, the Premier, to gain support of all nationalist parties.
"We must oppose to German totalitarianism a Czech national union, a united front of all men of good-will who desire to defend the state and the nation," he said.
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