--pt. III. Economic, social, and cultural development. Agriculture and agrarian reform, by Lucy E. Textor. Czechoslovakia's economic development and achievements, by Gerhard Schacher. Social reform and social legislation, by Brackett Lewis. Humanitarian progress, by H. A. Miller. The religious situation in Czechoslovakia, by Matthew Spinka. Education in a democracy, by F. H. Stuerm. Czechoslovakia's contributions to science, by Gerald Druce. Czechoslovak music, art, and literature, by J. E. Vojan.--pt. IV. Foreign relations: Diplomatic origins and foreign policy, by F. J. Vondracek. The Little entente and the Balkan entente, by H. N. Howard.--pt. V. The passing of Czechoslovakia: Hitler and Hitlerism, by H. W. Speed. The road to Munich and beyond, by B. E. Schmitt. Czechoslovak democracy: was it worth while? By J. T. Shotwell. A prayer for tonight, by Karle Čapek.--pt. VI. Chronology: Chronology, by H. N. Howard.

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