English Translation

XV - 7 - The official apparatus of the Protectorate is substantially translated. This creates, among other things, a series of uncertainties and complaints about the individual fate of the official. A substantial relief would be offered by generous engagement in the old Reich in the cases of clearly back-Germanable and one-Germanible persons in the sense of the division of the people into B). However, it would have to be limited to this group of people. The use of re-Germanable and one-deutschable, capable persons, but can meet urgent needs in the rest of the Reich and free German forces for more important tasks (e.g. in the newly acquired territories of the Empire). Also other semi-intelligence of group B), which does not appear to be fully evaluated within the Protectorate, is to be provided for use in the old kingdom. Just as for the Beamtenschaft, it applies that the otherwise under-burdened person, who therefore regularly earns too little, has too much time for political activity. The dangerous part of intelligence, which works politically disturbingly in individual cases and is unteachable, is ruthless in the interest of housing the incitement to special treatment. By a great push into the Old Reich and the resulting greater workload of the remaining members of the Protectorate, which at the same time provides a more satisfactory higher income. 3. The entry of the National Socialist ideas into the Czech people cannot be prevented under all circumstances. In the same way as the Czechs essentially took over their culture from the Germans, the national and socialist idea has recently also flowed into Czechism. Nationization, however, leads to conflict with the need for neutralization as a precursor to the re-population. Since the national thanks are strong, so that it could be prevented without further ado, it must be sought to impose it on the more folkorist ideas of the homeland. VS-2.9