THE SECRETARY TO THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 2130, sig. 109-8/13

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900210 Order of the Chief of the Office of the Court of Justice of the European Communities No. 34/43 Content - No very detailed notification of the published documents is given. z Security police and SD. RdEr. 9. 6. 43 Producers — Rd Er. 5. 7. 43 Transfer of fallen or consumer goods with fodder cereals. p. 210. - Death of Poles p. 213. - Rd er. 8. 7. 43 Rd Erl. 26. 6 43 Motor vehicle parts of the confiscation of printed works which are not included in the cate Citroën and Peugeot. p. 211. - RdErl. List of harmful and undesirable documents 30. 6. 43 Guidelines for the processing of criminal offences, p. 213. P. 211. — RdErl. 1. 7. 43 Internal investigations of applicants for female letters. P. 211. —RdErn. 1. 7. 43 Crimea.P. 214. Exercise of the right to transfer and transfer miscellaneous. Rd Erl. 5. 7. 43 Distribution of business of Anh. 212. — in RSHA. p. 214. — Corrigendum to the Official Journal of the European Communities 1. 7. 43 Special Office for the Control of Counterfeit Stamps, p. 214. — RdErl. 2 7. 43 Telephone after air raids, pp. 213. Rd. of the RSHA of 9 June 1943, the products from this form of processing industry benefit all population groups. — V-No. B 2 b 1082/43 — There are particularly great dangers, however, in the fact that the Reich Minister for Food and Agriculture, if even bread cereals, is feeding small animals. The Federal Minister for Food has no objection to this endeavour, and agriculture in the press has once again pointed to the fact that small animals are fed with waste from the house, cooking, and field feed, which is used for the general supply of food. However, there are many small livestock farmers, who require from July 5, 1942 (RGBl. I p.443), who create fodder cereals and feedstuffs, who are needed for the feed supply of cattle in particular §$ 1, 3 and 7, and livestock and pig stocks in the farmer 2. the arrangement of the main union of the German language. In this respect, the small cereal and feed industry, with regard to animal husbandry at the expense of the production of meat, lays down provisions for the year of cereals and fat. What are the dangers for the 1942/43 of July 5, 1942 (promising sheet of the general public's provision with bread, meat and Reichsnährstands p. 297) I. Part 1 and 2. It is clear from the fact that the VO. to paragraph 1 contains at the same time the penalty at the present time alone about 11/ million tonnes for the corresponding violations. Feed cereals to small animals are fed. Infringements of the order for nutrient losses in the feeding of paragraph 2 will be the highest in the case of chickens (if there is no public interest) or in the event of administrative penalties, i.e. 90 %. In the case of pigmeat 73-75 %, in the case for dairy cattle only about 50 %, even under the wartime regulation. A fine on pigmeat or for the production of milk will generally be sufficient in cases where butter does not, however, have only a smaller producer in small quantities of feed, without the result of loss of material, but the fulfilment of their obligation to deliver is no less important to the extent that the products of the casual or to be endangered. A sharp approach to pig fattening and the dairy industry is, however, in place against consumers who are able to make themselves more reliable to the general supply of the advantage because of the procurement of the whole people and the Wehrmacht and who can often also be instigators to such an extent as the products of the farmers' offenses. Small animals, in particular poultry farming. I would ask that, in the context of the fight against war crimes, a large number of people should pay more attention to the reduction of small livestock farming and be provided with food, but the fact is that the report always favours a reference to the importance of only certain populations, but all the more penalizes the fight for such infringements. However, the feed for feeding to the security police. - Order form p. 210.