English Translation

31 , March 2, 1944. √ 1. 104 1 1.) To 4-Sturmbannführer C.A.Nassenstein, Berlin-Schmargendorf, Berkaerstraße 32/34. Dear Cscil! Thank you very much for your letter from 3.2.d.Js., which, in addition to the newspapers, was sent to l9.2. , as I wrote to you last time, i-Obergruppenfalter Frank is most interested in the ongoing recording of the relevant cschecho-slowaki- achen emigrant press. I ask you, if possible, to obtain everything that is within the scope of your possibilities. The missing protectorate marks are self-evidently concerned. It would be very nice if you could send more portu gal marks and at the same time connect some English pipe tobacco. The tobacco is not for me; but for unaeren juatitiar, which I must get in a good mood in view of the abundance of work on it. Your desire to move in to arms-i is more than understandable, especially when one considers that at a later stage in deep peace no man understands for which reasons one was not at the front. X