English Translation

ns Prague, 18 April 1942. 000 Subject: Jan R y s and Vlajka Today I had presented the Vlajka leader to me for 11 o'clock and opened the following to him: Despite the state police warning made a few weeks ago by the commander of the security police and the SD, Standartenführer Böhme, the Vlajka has until the last days damaged and reduced the reputation of Minister Moravec by attacks and issuance of slogans, which were willingly received by the whispering propaganda of the Vlojka. In meetings and meetings of the Vlajka leadership, Mo- ravec was constantly revered and announced by the district authorities of Vlayka. Moreover, various Vlaika representatives in the arms companies and in the trade unions caused unrest and discontent by a determined propaganda of the heresy. In this behaviour, Germany sees a richly hostile activity, because, on the one hand, a member of the government, who is the full trust of the Reich's protector, is attacked and made unpopular, and on the other hand, the petty party political drive disturbs the calm and the peace of work in the Czech working classes, which are important for the armament of war. The Empire stands in the