English Translation

2 a adbdo abat Vernerk. a mndvetda (astalteed) m BOASLIELCDE p s a my o M ep CAT Subject: Decree of the leader on the status of the National Socialist German Workers' Party of 12 December 1942 (RGBl. I p. 733). Letter from the leader of the party chancellery of 18 August 1943 -III C 2 - To - 1.) The decree of the head on the legal status of Nazi Germany Workers' party of 12 August 1943. 733) applies according to the content and purpose of the entire territory of the Cross- German Reich including the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. Therefore, there are no factual concerns against its publication in the German Minister of State's Ordinance. Now that a year has elapsed since Hereusgabe's decree, however, the publication would be somewhat disconcerted and the impression that the validity in the Protectorate after raising doubts was only recently established. However, such doubts did not exist; the validity in the Protectorate has always been recognised by the relevant central bodies. Whereas, in some cases, it would be appropriate to provide for a different opinion from those of the departments concerned, in order to ensure that certain implementing provisions (v) are adopted in the course of publication; whereas, together with the publication of the decree, this provision would have to be applied without compulsion; 2.) In terms of content, the Führerererverlässung expresses above all that the rights and obligations of the National Socialist German Workers' Party are not once and for all fixed, but rather the respective information provided by the Flüger onteprechen (I). Faces of the beitec= and at present granted to the party, Aufteagd and the resulting organisaoric position, it is clear that the iune re- order of the party can only apply according to party law (II) and the party also legally non-strict body of public law (iv). Ale further consequence of the fundamental position of the party is that the party to general legal action according to the rules laid down for the State - not for a Ktrper 4yeye