English Translation

VII was active outside in a ethnic organization, also may fall: With the arrival of an ethnic group in the Reich, the former ethnic group organization ceases to exist, because the Reich stands above the ethnic group. It cannot and must not be that, for example, in the German East, a Baltic German ethnic group exists alongside a Wolhynia German and Bessarabian German. In its inevitable particularistic excesses, Cine's group-like division would be just as undesirable as it would defy any justification for existence and contradict the essence of the national socialist state. Rather, the concepts of the Baltic German, the Volhynia and Bessarabia German, etc., must have been eradicated within a very short period of time. 6. This does not rule out the fact that certain tribal aspects are maintained in the settlement of the people's Germans. Also, the wishes of the settlers after the preservation of their former village communities can be taken into account insofar as the individual cookers are not too far apart from each other. In the case of inbreeding, of course, there is a lack of sense of belonging to the Plasee. It is particularly important that the German villages that arise in the integrated eastern regions only up to 40%. (up to 25 %) of the agricultural area of the soot area may be settled with rural settlers, the German farmers already established in the villages must be included. The remaining 60 % shall be filled up with farmers and settlement applicants from the rest of the Reich area for the production of a healthy mixture after the war. 7. In the decision of the question, where the Reichs- and Volkssdeutsche Umsiedler are to be apportioned, numerous factors are involved, which are almost always different in the individual ethnic groups. One of the fundamentals is that the settlement is to take place primarily where the consolidation of the German ethnicity is necessary. This is usually the case in those areas of the Reich which require the most urgent supply of a new German blood stream, especially in the border areas which are at risk of national politics, in which at present a small German population still has to dissect itself with a large, foreign population. Of great importance for the question of "what is the nature and structural combination of the individual ethnic group" is naturally also. In the German East e.g. Only those parts of an ethnic group which are hardened in the struggle for ethnicity and which are good for health can get there, because the foundation must be created there to a solid wall of German peasant families and the best blood for this is just good enough, while the other parts of the old kingdom are based on the state-political necessities of inner German labour-infested. One of the most important considerations in the management of the settlers is at last the difficult question of natural restitution, i.e. the re-estimation into property as equal as possible to the former. Since the compensation is based on material values, the main consideration for this is the assets captured during the present war. As already mentioned, these are to correspond in their goodness, their size and their value at least to the former occupation of the resettler and must therefore be carefully read out. As far as residential buildings in the peasant sector are not yet available in sufficient numbers and can only be created later, the planned size of the agricultural nut area should ensure a healthy income basis. 8. The settlement of the returned Reich and Volksdeutsche is only the first step towards their actual seizing. Apart from the fact that the management of the assigned farm or land must be verified from time to time from an expert point of view, that it is necessary to implement the rules or that the arrangements appear to be truncated, the main task of the