This being so, politicians from the part of Europe which after the Second World War enjoyed a happier fate, - and this is particularly true of Austria - would be well-advised to be moderate in their criticism of the countries such as the Czech Republic.'
Med dette for øje gør politikere fra den del af Europa, der efter Anden Verdenskrig blev forundt en lykkeligere skæbne, og det gælder især Østrig, klogt i at beherske kritikken af disse lande.