Session #84 · 1955–57

Speech #840033912

Is shared neither. by the Sudeten German people nor by the German Federal Government. In this statement. however. the real character of these men is also clearly shown. who so softly spoke about another Switzerland in 50 or 60 years. Here they bluntly say that they believe that the moving out of the Sudeten Germans from Czechoslovakia. the deportation causing the death of hundreds of thousands. was the only practical. fair solution of the centuriesold problem. Europe needs no Czechoslovakia. but freedom and selfdetermination for every nation In the name of Czechoslovakia. in 1918. the Sudeten Germans. the Hungarians. the Slovaks and the Ruthenians were held subjugated to the Czech state nation. Again in 1945 the Slovaks were subjugated anew by the Czech Communist regime. and the Sudeten Germans and the Hungarians were expelled and killed. (There was only one exception to the idea of Czechoslovakia: the Subcarpathian Ruthenia was traded over to the Soviet Union.
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deportation

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Hungarians Slovaks Ruthenians
Sentiment
Negative
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No
Confidence
80%
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Other

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