Perhaps I better start by introducing myself. I am... my name is Jan Klein and as you have noticed from my accent, although I am a citizen of this country, I have not been born here... I was not born here, and in fact I was born in what was then Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovakia at that time was a lizard shaped country on the map where the head of the lizard was Bohemia, the middle part was Silesia and Moravia and the tail part, trunk and tail was Slovakia. And I was born in Silesia, which was once a very large country and always actually belonged to the Czech kingdom but then the Prussians took part of it and later it became part of Poland. So I was born in Silesia on the border of Poland and not far from there was Germany. The ethnic composition was very mixed; there were some Polish people but mostly it was Czechs and German-speaking immigrants. The immigrants came to the country, most of them, very long time ago but they settled down there and they stayed. Some of the villages there were totally Czech like ours and others were mixed and some were completely German speaking. So this is the part of the country where I was born.