STÁTNÍ TAJEMNÍK U ŘÍŠSKÉHO PROTEKTORA V ČECHÁCH A NA MORAVĚ, PRAHA, inv. 1996, sig. 109-7/3 Page 22 · 22 of 72
STATE SECRETARY FOR THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1996, sig. 109-7/3
English Translation
Mr Serefar Gu . 15 Judicial Group I/9 Gen. 160/40g. Prague, 1 November 1940 E a sts Original ÈNasola-odnedoet neterll neb gobo tdo überte aab adtandow notdt . JeM ot A Mr Head of Division I otetdo a obrt and - 309 Mr Under-Secretary of State 6yem*e ROS sbmloio des dolen nedonted Mr Secretary of State kaleteV teb nodtovtemol doltqo In the letter to Mr. Secretary of State 85 e J2 of the General of the Artillery Jodl, chief of the Wehrmacht leadership nettad entanu-oddaqt staffs in the High Command of the German Wehrmight, dated 19 July 1895, the German army took part. On October 16, 1940, Mi T6 Bope stated that, according to the Führer's decision, it should be the responsibility of the French prisoners of Czech nationality to decide whether or not these prisoners acquired the Steats etb 0408TE membership of the Protectorate. In March 1939, the Protectorate had to be treated as a traitor. Those who had emigrated from Czechoslovakia before 16 March 1939 had generally not acquired the nationality of the protectorate, so they were stateless and could not be prosecuted because of treason. It should be noted that the point of departure for criminal assessment is indeed the question of the nationality of the student. All prisoners who have the status of protectorate must be covered by criminal law. In March 1939 he emigrated from the Czechoslovak Republic and, in general, did not have attained the status of a protectorate.