English Translation

32 - 7 - Only through the central leadership can imperial politics be driven in the Protectorate. In addition to a differentiation between Bohemia and Moravia, the growth of this area could pose new serious problems to the East German economy itself in its relationship with the Reich, which would not be too inestimable for the Great German Empire. The need for the uniform leadership of politics towards the Czechs is not affected by the fact that not all Tskechen live in the Protectorate. The Czechs living outside of the Protectorates in the neighbouring Gauen are against the mass in the protectorate meaningless splinters. In their Germanization or decision, therefore, a completely different pace can be observed, and the methods of such minorities can be compared with others. These differences do not interfere. The real Czech problem exists only in the Protectorate. It will therefore only be possible to resolve it once and for all. VI. An inclusion of the Sudetengau in the Bohemian Moravian region for historical reasons, for example, appears, even if one takes into account that this would increase Germanism by paying, not expedient. VII. If we look at the gigantic tasks ahead of the German people after a victorious war, everyone will have to take advantage of the need for an economical and rational use of the tasks so that a cautious wok is necessary to solve this problem.