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    It now seems that Emacs is not really frozen. It is just that all (all
    that i tried) of the C- commands, M- commands and number-keys beep at
    you...

I see no reason why those bindings in key-translation-map SHOULD have this
effect, so I think it is really an Emacs bug.  Would you please pick
one character -- how about Ctrl-a? -- and determine exactly why it is not
recognized?  These bindings in key-translation-map ought to have no effect
on the processing of Ctrl-a.