English Translation

The General Plenipotentiary Berlin, 22 April 1944 for the Neichsverwaltung NW 7, Unter den Linden 72 letters must be sent: 45 MrJI RV.6360/441I-270 To the General Plenitent for the Reichsberadung GAGEN a an an e LEO An den 23.APR.1944V. L 02538 Mr. German Minister of State Ind Bohemia and Moravia Dautsche's Ministry of State tür Böhmen and Mät/-en Subject: Conversations to the Wehrmacht from the administration in Bohemia and Mähren. On the letter of 6 April 1944 - St M 160/44 - your above mentioned letter assumes that the conditions are actually not true. I have not been involved in the transfer of the order for the September confiscations by the High Command of the Wehrmacht. On the contrary, the OKw has, on its own initiative, implemented, on the basis of the existing uk-framed conscripts, the target of the group of requirements, as I have already pointed out in my letter of 19.2.1g44 -II a 1599/431I_2701. I then, because I feared, because of the amount of tempting difficulties for the administrative authorities, in negotiations with the OMC, that both the Rv Commissioners and you were granted a right of objection, which initially stopped the conscription of a conscript who is urgently needed to maintain war-related administrative work. For the future, the procedure of the OMC mentioned in your letter is intended, according to which the division of the collection order between the individual RV districts is to be carried out in consultation with the GBV. As I have already said, I will take care, in the conversion of the confiscation order, to take account of the special ethnic political traditions of the Protectorate. In view of the fact that the St.M. T 9-6b/44