English Translation

If security cannot be provided in money, property shall be retained. (3) The measures shall be based on the provisions of the President of the Reich of 28 February 1933 (RGBl. I, p. 83) in the form of individual orders or general orders. 3. Over all gypsies, gypsy minions and persons moving around according to Gypsies' registers, who are stored on the territory of a municipality, are to be kept by the local authorities according to closer determination of the Reichskrim.-Pol.-Amts registers. C. Tasks of the police enforcement bodies. 1. The prison officers of the pol. to ensure that Gypsies, Gypsy minions and persons moving in a gypsy way comply with all the orders given for them. Crimean-Pol. posts are required as carriers of the criminal police enforcement service to monitor compliance with the regulations issued to combat the gypsies' plague. 2. Noteworthy observations shall be reported without delay to the relevant Crimean-Pol. post, which they shall evaluate and, if necessary, transmit via the Crimean Pol. head office to the Imperial Crimean‐Pol. office — Reichszentrale zur Beführung des Zigeunerunwesen. 3. The gypsies, gypsy minions and persons moving around according to the gypsum type of the Reichsmeldungsbericht- must be pointed out by the police enforcement orders in particular that they are in accordance with § 25 of the VO. about the reporting system (Reichsmeldenordnung) v. 6. 1. 1938 (RGBl. I p. 13) to report personally to the registration authority of the place of stay and to be shown about their person immediately after their arrival. In doing so, reference must be made to the penalties in case of violations of the obligation to report in § 26 of the Reichsmeldungsordnung. The identification documents must be deposited for the duration of the stay with the local authority. 4. The full-time officers of the Pol. If the verification reveals a document, the document must be removed and sent with the addition of a report of the Crimean-Pol. post which causes the necessary addition in 1941.