Abstract
“Ideas need time before they can mature; efforts which seem fruitless, may well yield precious assets for mankind in the future. Even on the ruins of destroyed civilizations, new generations have time and time again managed to build themselves a safer home. The duty of our days will be clear, even to one looking with anxiety at what lies ahead: to work with full dedication, striving to establish an order of truth and justice in this world.”1
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