The Heart of Europe An Address Delivered By Charles Pergler in Washington Dece
The Heart of Europe An Address Delivered By Charles Pergler in Washington Dece
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iv r 'H""" =-v * a nation is conscious of its nationality, if it demands independence and lib- erty, if it has proved the possibility of such independ- ence by its economic and cultural development, its right to independence is removed from the sphere of debatable questions. ^The Czechs are intensely conscious of their nationality. Bohemia, once one of the most powerful of European states, lost its inde- pendence only as a result of the application of brute force. The Czech people never volunta...rily surren- dered their right to independence, and against the 27 rights of nations there is no statute of limitations. SWhen the war broke out, of all the belligerent countries only Austria failed to convoke its parlia- ment, such as it is. When this failure to maintain even the semblance of parliamentary life began to be the subject of international comment, the Austrian government commenced negotiations with various political parties. It was especially afraid of the Czech protest. It asked for a pro-Austrian declaration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
iv r 'H""" =-v * a nation is conscious of its nationality, if it demands independence and lib- erty, if it has proved the possibility of such independ- ence by its economic and cultural development, its right to independence is removed from the sphere of debatable questions. ^The Czechs are intensely conscious of their nationality. Bohemia, once one of the most powerful of European states, lost its inde- pendence only as a result of the application of brute force. The Czech people never volunta...rily surren- dered their right to independence, and against the 27 rights of nations there is no statute of limitations. SWhen the war broke out, of all the belligerent countries only Austria failed to convoke its parlia- ment, such as it is. When this failure to maintain even the semblance of parliamentary life began to be the subject of international comment, the Austrian government commenced negotiations with various political parties. It was especially afraid of the Czech protest. It asked for a pro-Austrian declaration.
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