STATE SECRETARY FOR THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 2133, sig. 109-8/16

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.2 It can be said that it is also worthwhile to have brought in the machines; for especially in the war, for example, the advancement of a heavy gripper from other important works, including the related extensions, is often a serious loss. In general, one will only change the whole character of the works during the laying of about the last dead. Then the local and traffic conditions or other aspects can rightly demand the achievement of the greatest performance, calculated by cubic meters, tons or load trains, without restrictions of the size of the forces to be exercised. In addition to the factual, technical and economic considerations on the work in the repair service, however, a psychological side of its effects must now be demanded. It is not surprising that the demands of a technical nature and such phsychi-cal effects come to conflicting results. On one occasion, the repair service did not lack the opportunity to put itself in the position of the relatives still buried. On the other hand, the population has enough time to think about its possible spillage and the course of its own salvage during the attacks when staying in the shelters and self-protection rooms, yes, it has to do it critically, already around, among other things. to reflect on and review their self-protection measures. On the other hand, it is not acceptable that, out of purely factual, technical and economic considerations, the service of service at this or that place of damage, perhaps even more often in succession, produced almost an "emptiness of the field of work" or even a picture that seemed formally "silence of the place of injury", although it may still be technically correct in individual cases. It appears from the same knowledge that the family members or the viewers who are never to be kept away completely, the