THE GERMAN STATE MINISTRY FOR CHECH AND MORAV, PRAGUE (1906) 1939 - 1945 (1965), inv. 258, sig. 110-4/104

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the question of an employee, which term should be attached to the door to the office of Dr. Schmidt, had ordered him to titulate Dr. Smith as Director General. K. gave the more global question as to how K. came to all the untrue allegations in his letter to the enemy commissioner as well as to the minister Frank. the statement that these letters had been written by Mr. Nowak, and that he had then subjected them. On the occasion that he K. had done nothing other than not only to keep the Jews in their fortunes, but to increase them, at the expense of the German armor, and at the cost of further preparation, he K . If the war would go badly, the Guttmanns and Rothschilds would only retire as small members, but as a generalaire, because they were satisfied with his management, K. explained that Nowak had brought him such an exclusion of the Jews from the Scnweiz, but that he had told them only els joke. On the other hand, he had to be told that the impression among the gentlemen to whom he had told the announcement was different. As witnesses, Dr. Delius, Rechts- anvalt Möhring and the Director General Hödl were mentioned. contrary to the clear order of Nowak, he, Kuchinka, explained to Pleiger for half a year in all conversations to Nabe, to separate himself from Nowak. K. confirmed the fact of this explanation, but he felt hurt by the tone of the letter of Pleiger. Also the reproaches of Pleigen, before him. A few days orally to have expressed his wish, could only be confirmed by K. with the addition that he had also given the Pleiger the promise to separate sicn from Nowak. To sum up, it must be noted that all of K.'s submissions against Hermann Göring's works are untrue. Hardened or even maintained by Tatsacnenmaterial.