14-00000 TD Believe an Sreedosn arsed tigahis da ght Pere thesalh a Wicekows tom Bas Tim pfiaste ge BC Melon gh ia Returning home after $ horrible years of prisons and concentra. Gea camps and torture cham. bers... Milada was josously reunited with her invahded hus- band and crown daughter. Both had mirawuloush Hved through the German Branny, The Communist prosecutor 1 if a rage. He knows that Milada has bested hun. Furi. WAL he wreams “You are a tradtor ta the Pouples Dem: exracy of Cra hoslovahia” “Po owill prove thac AMfdads Hourakewa was paid bv the Capitalists: a spy for the Western powers; a war. monger, bembardment of Prague was her aim; she wanted death far women end children: she wanted the Germans te rule Crecheado- shia” There were many ther ridiculous charges. The tial continues &, Apprehenive of Crechoslovakia’s new- won freedom and te guard agains atiother nnperialistic powers conquest of her country, Afihade sinecesstulls fan for Parliament. Atecr organuiny at funel for politual prisoners. she introduced a bill providing pensions for the fam. thes of Nags vicams Running tor reelection, Milads campugned on a platform of freedom of press, freedom of the might to work. freedom of 25.0 bly, and all other indwidual freedoms. She warned the People of the treachery of Stalin- ists... who are motivaced only by the interests of Russian imperialism. Melted hee teonte that a fae Faved Carahustow phi bh tones ote Hibs way teeteler stegaee ateten ef cram nt ane Chest thes gaete FN Potretiisay tes weotheoes ated | intent to tehe emeg tally desteay the tists ob tres |
i 6 mmanists peated vet tebe bad fer Sea Eb takewa Vid wo Soop ttoechetl fer ask heey dae per them ape sets Sat wetal wedfare Coston Stee through (ore tea beyy ofc pe fesse ad, botethe catumet. and alter Raming contrad af unpertant | Th peace and Arn 8. the Communist Boe wearkey Soviet Arena, eh. Mattates a thor unions aswell ois tstaged a coup fn Februar of 1958, with the th thes succesfully overthrew the demouratic theakus. bor the weond ome reat of government in Crecho- mo less then a decade, the Cacdostovahs lest cheir Greedom. Po suppress eppesition and Strengthen theit grip an che people the Commanicts Teatiad te niaghtiane ara wathout watrants os legal Owing Phew Cai ad ter Pat siti hetaw in the hearts et all, ° ate eae ‘s BY EASES 4 Beas gag any berfT. Bs met ess yey ‘Those in Parhament whe had fouche for human tights and social welfare were appalled by the new regime's tactis. Phev ake Miiuds for advice. She re- plead. “PE hase resigned. 7 shall net gise in — have thesen a straight path, ane thas To shall follow.” Ns } Lei i, Returaitng tera subsearede poly an tle Sound Sepeice Prosue, Malede aeveg Husw centanuead ter tebe Camamitteds Wt esers peettaanes she tabbeal poople compateabthe cl poles” dente pecy wath Gocrtets, found ae ofa dtee te thesp adeive wretlsb power Gheethe besten Wietatorsteaye ea eatta Hisete dee drsetd ates ores praee. ated pre pace war When ake friends wa were listened tehusd to sempeurtiv, the Gomnuniint meked horas dhe tena Pheagts tied hee te flee the cauntes, Malai trtuved to have Ha leh phone comvcnaatscens ta. Her servant was actually a aps. She was threstened and arrested
sea Ee, 14-00000 aseyiue ae Hh Me : yt Since they were unable to get evilence against her, the Com- The “fixed” judges sentenced her munist Secret Police brutally to death, AIL Ceechostovakia is tortured an innocent man, ° hornhed. Vo wase of revulsion forced bam to sign a “cones. soe” which would onpheate Milada Hotakiwa, « swecps the free work Protest meetings ate held and pe tinans Atirevtad vent te Stalin, ‘The Communists did what the Nazn never dared to do. Ou fune 2Tth, 1050 Milde Morakows war h cen Ohug alt retreon the Maret Police Brand attested Milada brought hes te Ae OS Ps 2 BG LR rare De . thet de adi uarters que toned Mer asnvaungh tat ee hours Phousn whos actual he tical are alnf watt she woubl te ghia ee my ber pho a ab waite Rawal ytd 4 oe By oata eae abopaah amb taaad abt a False qante sian at pault ees ie er Sow, after ax months in pris ma — beaten and tortured — Milade bravely faces the Cam. munet. Fearloal. she con cliden “Loppane the socalled Peoples Democracy an the 1 Cre bende all Republic, for t hold that it net be democratic. Phase worked against iz. : Should the miracle mceur and : the court find me not guiley and O be-released, 1 should work against ig anew.” athe Perron as ze ish aa he aie ms 4 cee Ss tabs fae Sea. Sek =
14-00000 i ' i t ? i i ~ ' i | i i \ & ; “sy TF mY tees ee : o Meyer a tee . Pad 2 . wy i as . + Does 2. STRAT S . , we . . we * i ae 2k” . “ae ~ oo . », Bette Bae See. le ee ee Hee oS ede ea Bet be Lee te a ee abet eee erariter . THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR A FREE EUROPE, INC, is a group of private citizens who have drawn together to carry out concrete and direct action to restore and strengthen man’s most valued possession— freedom, The Committee has as its active allies numerous exiled democratic leaders who have found haven in the United States from the Communist tyranny of Eastern Europe, Radio Free Europe, of the National Committee for a Free Europe, is setting up facilities that will enable these trusted patriots to be heard again hy their own people, Not only docs Eastern Europe hear the exiles’ impressions of the United States, but American : messages of hope and encouragement are transmitted, and, above all, the truth which totalitarian governments forbid their enslaved peoples to hear. | 8, ¥ SRI ERT Rana TY REIS mor erntoney fl . : " Freedom or the enslavement of men’s minds and souls, is the vital issue. What shall we pass on to our children—their rightful heritage of freedom, or the spiritual devastation of Communism? At this very moment the kind, of world they will inherit hangs in the balance. The issue is for you to ae sa TEATS Sam ghee, : ° % EE i f * Be decide. In the vital conflict for the preservation of freedom, the National 5 Commutice for a Free Europe offers every single citizen the opportunity te’ z i. throw in his weight. ' . ‘ NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR A FREE EUROPE, INC. ° .& | f, 301 Empire State Building a 4 ! iF 350 Fifth Avenue Dk | ; Por Tren or gen aoe Tar camara pate eT Sa a : Seliaie ne etna SNR ae hw
14-00000 ene eee een ree rm Semetth ANNIAR  E AOS A a SUBTCTa Repost of mcting at State Diyartimit, Hoduedty, Januory 23, 1952. PRESIN? ¢ | represeating | i4n bis absence. : bi, Troi’ Ce Yodoier 1S. J tn Oanpuell nt Pree Furopoe, Rew Furk C2) LOUK AD EES RE EERE DE BPRS DAD SEED | mportsd thst the Councll ef Pree Cuschaslovaila atat the in tlonal Coad:tea of Prue Ceechoglovakia, c-sposed of 17 and 13 p<xsone yeoroctively, had signed am agreeeent in Yeu York cht om Sasawry US, 1992, Bhich bear the sigmtumee of Messra. Helukish, (Lirek, Lettelch, an) enki. (Cory af thie apr cant Le herewith attached}. | advaged that Mr. MLinek had repreacnted lx. Papuok 4x 04 ning the agreercnte ‘tho agreenmt, posted out, sets up 8 provinianal mua; cu.nt of Ceechonlovex affairs causieting of two adviniotraters « ome from each croup. lr. Uolurieh representa the L7 af tha Council of Free Csechoslovakia, amd Mb’. Paywk wlll rerresent the 13 af the “atlonsl Co-alttee of Free Caschoslovekia, The rrovision:1 mmremr-nt aise consists of a body of & persora ~ 1? from each side and wich, [si rererted, might be eailed a *eeretcker body", also preaented ancth r document which da a prot.at of the Council's 17 against te Co-siitee’a 13, inoisting om the exclus.on of fy. Opuaky from ary najor function. homer. ;, at @ sule@equent mrcting af "oprig Subao wi: tce with repreaeatatives ef both grou, Im. “enkl cate-aricelly advised (iy: he ani the Cordites af 13 ted no question waworver over the
14-00000 ae ee ee ne PA nee TRAE oS HEE SA inclugion ef fy. Qgusky, or ary cther poroon, 58 ane of the 1? representatives of the Uatioml Councll, woo, together with the lf ropresant-tives of the  Watlouwl canlitce ar to onsry om the dizcuclonm Zeading to the formtion of ar mancit Leg: to rumwsent, Cseclonluaak oxiege Further; Tee Seni otated that wane Pinal -ropram hac been agreed to, in hts opinion, the amke var te bulding any office tn a untied ay anise thon wuld te the uedlitngusss of any dndivicual to a.copt the over-ull procran to which the arpreenast. bed bron acecmed throigh domccrutio procedures A:paruntiy, be alue arvieed tist be con ide send this poliay to a ply to hicaelf as well es to any ctlere., ‘Agreaor:.4 ena accorded on thie point by the repre= gortatives of the Council of Free Csechoslovakia. alse presented the mies which have ben adopted for the discharre of the adninistration of Cacchonlovalian affeirs in exile. She @lled the attention of the secting murticularly to Messe 19 ard 65 of these wulea vbercin 14 4a stated thet: 3) The Couned] aniche 'atiaal Coal tee of Pree Ceecheplovakia make availsble to the provision] acdwnistmtors the requisite fimucial resourocde 5) “he peorisionn’ acdsalstratons deposit the Agus mde available to thes Sn a joint acccemt wich they handle Joudh and price to the causation Of the provision] adiuinictxtlon, they oball joiunuy account for wre use of aald furtn, After Ue meting [> ~~~~C*dé*Cemites: Hah the Sollowing tao Lists af 1? p.roorw, from coach prep, in a:cordance with the cimi arr eant fer the provisions) againistratione Mee AEST im, Tt Wnty SEP Rebel Ee mae tat + aT uate hte han m saemente ~ Rene Silva Zenkl Tabosnky Carrey Peroutia Rapa Pronek Clavik Kocvara Heddrich Blaho La trdab tugek .faf Qe elasa) Bosiog Teip (Matiow) dewerat) Cweupky Pelerabernd Proclas Wisreekg Fist 2 on anata Soe ent
14-00000 ee ee aS 6 HMRI RL AAA oe BAT Oe MORIA eae item Oa ALN, a 9 AG this tie, [ _____acvisedy the Caecheslovulkes are still meting An peparatc ;rago, bat thit the anre r io expected te take place wry shortly. She further advised that far. Zenkd Ind anvwecd his Comitteets fninttestass to the tum of 2 to 73,00) wiecsuson be. Vadeler advised that feo laid peceived no conlmsiiien af th. allervation that the Zank] Co-rdites ted dlopesition ef dndevcmdent fumis dn Sultearlands | sdviged that Mig Suleasiittes wh continue in extetence, amt ths 1¢ wlll U- avaliable fur acviee ami asulstame te the Cecchoslovak provisional a aintetmntord, and Uw body of the | also advised tht the now finaredal arran; enete were left to the doc:sion of Ncri's Eubco.ndttes, and that no new gove in this repard would be mda ty the fubcocedlttes until an accounting ef all funcs bad Bren given, and that financial ald will be allocsted on the mrits of the case @t that tine. lr. Yedeler yuiged the questlon ef the individual etipendia, and the moting was inlorand that unless theory is soa further chunge of polley, these etinnis are continuing am! will continue ag in the paste the twetine wo tivorm: that tle g..ulloc Ceec.oolovak Middle Class party myousentitives lave buon excluded from the provisleml] body of 2, @mel advined that the aotite lonkr, i. Cv. obha, tan Uely to raige a j.od deal ey rusted thet, a6 @ ment r of Ge noGee about Gu whole thinge the Fndchta of Malta, ho wip move ot less oxpectad to otir up tp tole bherarchy. [___]seseat vie 4. cus es to the duration of the provis.cnad ua to chetin ary Gime Limit ind teen set within agriammt, ané quest’ thich the aduinistratary and the body of 7L would ge::le tedir diff. runces @nd catablish a prment orponieat :an, Fe; lied that it aaa OO Ea Fee LR EL ee rte Nett Se WER he oe ASIN Me
~ we nel FO PM Ee en Tet Nae 9 Vie? Re eee rnin adh hae BGT eR Kak TD or atet fle ot wo fy w the opinion af tos tation’ Cowr Vg di.iaton th.t thie feous should not be forecd at Gita (le, lat mies dovelen arts wad be allowd to csyotelize, and that ve Maxle emit to ose wes acti] progrece lo ode. TEE TAR AY. SoM | lpeported that Bosaxe. Cafaneu nu Visvlacw bid net and tad retained wrlicr views onthe tepe ef orpanisation to by este: lished for the representation of huauiian arfalrg in exiles Vhele acresont aypeare hot to be within the reals of pocoibility at the preaait tino. | trom SRF Sec ce seem crane pivot ell TOBA an alse mde ime to the necting the contents ef a lettcr written wy ir. Cafency te aw of nis fricaig in which ho elvirged tint Ur. Visoianu desired aly eno political and mtioral bets which sould repregent the Rrmuien owe abroad, ami that this bey ahold bo te present Imtcoml Coktice, wed it. Visolanuta presidkowy, Ma. Gatenoufa dg tor alao advised tiet lo. Visodanu ds oppused to _@ laryo Mhtiomml Courci2y althouch ho wuld apres to setup st opeclal comal.vion g caxyesed of porcam gutslw th. Cowltt:e, is. Oaccu en whe othr hand elaisg tithe @rolm an wyadiention 4p ella within 6 wide Saneworks, Wich would have & rocresentative character, amd bo hoaded ty an elected chalrama. He. Ca lence amlicated that he ws not oyposed to the Ling's cause and tint, im fect, be wished te @cs the Roal quation intimtely loumd te Ust of the whols exile oommity, Cartencu chorcred tint Visolam and his er up, ty negotiating oniy om tho teeis ef the Ring's a: proval, instead of reaching agreement prior to . the Ring's a>preval, Lwited or.:icisa not enly of themelves, But places te King's posicion in jeoparty. hertelf aloo advised thet the mcting ef Junuary 23 beteren Yiroiam and tafonsu wig much ag fatenga tmd Uusliateds bees, with Feyard to the chatmendip, hadecu mas: be the hasty chairan, Tisolany the ohadsvan, acral jv cts.ce Oo: nou tho vicowthairan, Gleoalary bad a.ou offered
14-00000 | wilfication af wv. we poy anu 7 to 5 tasia e the 7 eonbor fram Visolanuls Tmontan Mtiaal te ext tee, Ne relercuce wa mad ol the funigs which had teen ome of the min besed of quituntion Atha aplit. ‘ | |advigod of o wetting botaxen i. C. ".s daclaon and Comm) Radusow Ls t@.2achg asong oer thing, the Consral eurgdained that he wa beading exe lusts’ Prva Tonnian ddacwalam 3n NO olreles, anc qaat ianed the advisabllin’ of sewing Yioolanu to London alene wlth Gafenou, Raccacn elaisp tiet his Pree farmsfan teaue ip having great Buccesa. The Gencral we informed that the Levitation to ro abroad to Flnedenu ami Cafencu bad ‘exanated 2 fron the Purupran soveze:t Conference itaclt, and that, in ACTE comy:-eutlons with represent: tives ef Rumedan groupes there Ind never ben any qusotion of ellatrating Redeseu. The importance af unity among oxiles ws pointed out to Padescu, and he ves inforsed that socet!ing hd to be duno stout the situation @? the Rusmniande‘a-7 ze. névisiesl Sha mocting tini@ duo to cimmaetances, Visolanu and Oatemma bad fous Usrwolves scleduied to fir an the sano plane te Londen Giicama lad protests? 243 amaspemnt bitterly, on the prod tat Viselam would mrewent this aitietwon as ono in wich bo (Visolanu) hed ben able ta tering Catencu alorc, an the Jorw-rig Ammlatemces i. Canpbell raised the question an to win’ oan be dons about this. 1 pointed at thet £n thie Numnian aplit Viselam considcre thet hie frisnie are in the Siate Departant, and gos to Slate few advioo end ou ort, whervag Gafemeu Orrde in le-tere to Eiate, but carries Ade couse to SC) in Bow York, there he telleves his friemis to be. | [_ | Setxrgected that he corsidera scam vory otringe:t action must be Gore about Unie whole Turanian @ituation, and that unity Somhev mms be achieved, Re @arrested that with the audng inte office ef Aduimal Miller a ee ee
14-00000 wo & « as the new Pusident of MCT), it might be the Com te take up the mths agian with &@ now p:roonaiity freeh on the scene, ans thet in cuch @ way it could _ Gaacelvably be pose lbla to cet over the husp of toe presont dvuplorayle situation. Br. Carpbeil azocnted th: rutos RAtTKS AU? its ie. Vodgler advised the acting that its eripiie2 dev telen roparding the future af the Daltiy bronde-1ta must etamd, ami thet {1 sas out of the qoegtio n that we ahouwld becuw Snvelved in ay feta proposals repaniing RPS Wroidosate to that arate Thig mo aquained to %. Lang, who laa hid sone @sefinite reocrvtiong on (iT Urvadcasta to the Tnitie wou Lex lie. Godelur painted out Wat he oxmidesw cla Baltic pancla, however, tust, be taintaned and tim’ to prow: cd now with the cinsolutia of thease parele would lave @ moot o-rieug effect on our Balide friencs. ire Cacpuell ra toed the question ap te what should be told the Baltie diplomta, and wat bad already teen told them After tovulng this subject arvund for sane ting 4t me arreed that the alts would bo tald aimply that the Yaise of Am rica ds colin: to acvespt Pull rearenelbility for luwdcasts to thelr coumiry, and wry aloply that Si= had agreed that tile de the way At should be Gone POET APADD : [|nevined tet [wand enurtly be tack from Tar@we, ial cad be alle te x,crt 2irutedhaml to tire meting of duvulopeents at the Polish ¢avfarmnud in taylan, She advise! th.t Ue Polish Sosialists had adepted a brocd resolution wherein the princi) ef eauparation with tho Polish Political Counci] was a.cugiished, and wwersin Ge gor Ind bum deN opm +o work with Mibola joayics [advised that Br. Lasekt bad, cuntsury to the ori; im) plan, fielly been vent to the Confereme of tre “alish Political council,
14-00000 i i oJ BULL! Be Yin ty, it ws aged Uti. fooienpol's rearpniiest.on plan C the wigiann Watconal Co.ocll was ready, it wok: lo presented et the neste ting.
pe eek CIENT LA ee RAB Noa SCR, 14-00000 The delegation of the Counchl and the tational Co-mai:t-e-of Free } Caochoslovakia, aimre af the rriat leportance for the Cgeclaslowk cause ef a united pol tical leadership ef the Csachaslovak denocratic exile, have . diveusoed fn a maber of motings a comlex of ;olitioal and orya:ieticnal mitere and bave agreed umininasly on the followings: 1) the statutery or;ans af the Council and the Pational Coalttee of fre Csacheolovalta respectively will suspeid all their activities ty January Wy 19528 2) affective the warn cay, a proviniom] tro~wnsber mraresant of the alfaire of ¢ tho uniriod Caochoolowk ceoocmetig exile will Be established 3) wiarttancunsly, & body will be act up with the cuty to discuss ‘and prepare, an tho tusis of the results of deliberations betwen the tuo delecationa, the formilation af the political proprau and the orpanisation Of the unified crochosloval democratic ex!las the gold boty will be composed of an eval mebcr of representatives of tha Coumcil and the Patio Co mittee Of Pree Ceecheslowida respectively} 8) the function af the delecations of the Counc4l and the Rational Cocmittce of Free Ceochoslovakis res-ectively will cease with the esta linhe went af the provisiowl mornrenent of the unified Ceachoslowak deuocm tie exiles he Worltg e%eg dumm’ Wo, 192 Signed bys Hbidrich, Lettrich,