English Translation

26 Prague, 3 October 1942 Subject: Communication from Minister B i n e r t I l) t d d d A with repeated reference to the fact that he did not want to politicize, to increasingly address me to general internal political questions=. In his remarks on the President's receipts he repeatedly expresses his aversion to the clique that Hacha controls. Hacha orders him to perform = and then fall asleep. He then has to give a lecture to P o p e l k a , which he seems to love the 2 very much. - gee W The suggestion to take care of the inner orientation of the Beam= tenschaft has been eagerly taken up by Bienert. He is constantly dealing with the men of the Central Association of public servants, including the deposed Freemason K o s c h i n, who is still working as an adviser to the Association. Bienert correctly = BE wisely assumes that Koschin has to leave and argues that the champagne I have proposed must be forced to take over the leadership of the association, despite the concerns expressed by this self-declaration.C u c, head of the per= sonalsection in the Ministry of the Interior. As a trusted person and in support of the Cuc, Bienert proposes the editor V a n e k, who is currently running the Ver= band press. A few days ago, he handed me an article, which he wants to put into the association press after taking over the patronage of the association. The article is on = current and will be spoken at the given time with Stf. W o l f be =. M Yesterday, Bienert appeared to me to inform me that "the conditions in the national community are not län=ger tragbar". M o r a v e c had terminated all operators long ago and reserved themselves for exceptions until the l5th Aug. This date had been postponed again and again; now all servants should remain in service. The lack of clarity about the intentions of the N.G. was politically unacceptable. Moravec could not solve this problem=. This was also demonstrated by the preliminary regulation for the management of the project.