NĚMECKÉ STÁTNÍ MINISTERSTVO PRO ČECHY A MORAVU, PRAHA (1906) 1939 - 1945 (1965), inv. 1023, sig. 110-10/27 (poškozeno) Page 32 · 32 of 602
Germany's MINISTRY for Chechnya and Moravia, PRAGUE (1906) 1939 - 1945 (1965), inv. 1023, sig. 110-10/27 (damaged)
English Translation
209 basis offered. Ostrau-Witkowitz was after the foundation of the iron works at about 100 years ago to the Erweeb this by Rotschild and Gutmann quite German. The subsequent epoch, or economicly Jewish-capitalist, is still German in its national and social impact, since the Habsburg government was concerned about maintaining German conditions due to the enormous importance of the ironworks in terms of military economic policy. From 1918 onwards, the Ostrava Witkowitz industrial area including the steel casting hut in Karlshütte and the Friedek-Mistek textile industries is the object of the Czechization measures. The working class was imm-n mixed, but never dominated the Czech element before 1918. The Czech share in the Witkowitz ironworks was still quite insignificant in 1929. In 1932 the Czech % C Ca S te Ssa T had risen to up to 60 % in some departments. In 1936 the director's posts were already occupied only by Chechnya. The appalling consequences of Czechisation for the German border area in the Sudetengau are only to be remedied by the integration of this region into the Suthetengau. From the economic Stanagunkt, the Moravian-Friedek-Mistek industrial area is an inseparable whole, both geographically and economically and economically with the Silesian industry.This economic complex has suffered from the loss of the Carvin coal district and the Trezinec industrial area in such a way that a permanent separation of the narrower Ostmu Witkowitz district, as actually happened by the border draw in October of the previous year, cannot be allowed to happen to this economic area. ./.