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videatur. The Commission seems to me even worse in this
respect than the League taken as a whole.
It is precisely because I desire to work with all my might
for the establishment of an international arbitrating and regulative
authority superior to the state, and because I have this
object so very much at heart, that I feel compelled to leave the
Co=ission.
The Commission has given its blessing to the oppression of
the cultural minorities in all countries by causing a National
Co=ission to be set up in each of them, which is to form the
only channel of co=unication between the intellectuals of a
country and the Commission. It has thereby deliberately abandoned
its function of giving moral support to the national
minorities in their struggle against cultural oppression.
Further, the attitude of the Commission in the matter of
combating the chauvinistic and militaristic tendencies of education
in the various countries bas been so lukewarm that no
serious efforts in this fundamentally important sphere can be
hoped for from it.
The Commission has invariably failed to give moral support
to those individuals and associations who have thrown themselves
without reserve into the task of working for an international
order and against the military system.
The Co=ission has never made any attempt to resist the appointment
of members whom it knew to stand for tendencies
the very reverse of those they were bound in duty to advance.
I will not bother you with any further arguments, since you
will understand my resolve well enough from these few hints.
It is not my business to draw up an indictment but merely to
explain my position. If I nourished any hope whatever I should
act differently--of that you may be sure.