English Translation

6 The Imperial Protector in Bohemia and Moravia Prague, 18. Pebrunr 1943 The Inspector General of the Administration Bab. if. 27142 A 1.) To the Lord Deputy Reichegrotektor, -Oberet Group Leader and Superior General of Daluege Polisei, PROR Subject: Dietary Examination Report. "I The lack of endor's report on the fall in the number of technical officials may not have been generalized in principle in my fixed positions. In Oberlandratsbeirk Küniggräte iat even entered a lineage of days, which in the opinion of the techechische Beonten looks, the German Herrechaft nevertheless only curt time deure and it does not deshelb itself to conjure up the interpretations. II. In order to maintain the unregulated attitude, it is prepared in an earlier decree precluding that the members of the Reicheprotektoré don suetündigen Oberlandrat have made fitteilng gu in good time. I have premeditated that this also applies to the autonomous administration of cuesudehnen, which can only be avoided by this curepriotig behind a leve of the same service-related and doher misconducts. The Oberlandrüte inspectors only announce that they are working unpredictably if they are informed of all the orders made for their district. The Oberlondrat-Inopekteur Iglau is concerned that the land authority 117