MASARYK A MARTYR TO FREEDOM
Reeeived Sunday, 8.5 p.m. LONDQN, March 14. • * Mr. Herbert' Morrison,;.-, ig. h%^p'ceQjigsajfl' Mf: Ma^r^k *bdCahife'% mfirtyr to freedom. "This death strips away fofever the pretence that wli,at is going On in Ozechoslovakia is antohing but the trampling underfoot of democraey. , !Mr. iMasaryk's name will live in history as an inspiration to tlie new resistance nioven\eiit against the ensla\:ers .which will in time move across Europe." - The Czeehoslovakian Government today notified the United Nations that it liad dismissed Mr. Jan Papanek as its delegate. Tlie dismissal followed Mr. Papanek 's_ charge that Russia used a threat of for.ee to overthrow the Czech Government. Mr. Pap.anek said today that until he reeeives his dismissal signed by Dr. Benes he will consider himself the delegate of the Czeehoslovakian Republic existing* befoVe the! Communist coup.
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Chronicle (Levin), 15 March 1948, Page 5
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