English Translation

130 views of his brother did not seem to agree completely, but he also failed to distance himself from him to the extent required. After the establishment of the Protectorate Count Coudenhove-Kalergi tried to become a member of the NSDAP. An application in this regard was rejected in view of his descent. Until his convocation to the Wehrmacht, he served in the Department of Cultural Policy at the Reichsprotektor. The two questionable sons of Count Coudenhove-Kaler-gi, Hans-Heinrich and Jakob, were brought up and belonged to the.HJ. However, the current H.J. leader H o r n - s c h i 1 d of Prague is not in a position to provide an assessment of the two, since all H. J. leaders under the authority of Hans-Heinrich and Jakob Coudenhove-Kalergi have moved in between them. A question by letter in this case would take a longer period of time. Bannführer Hornschild knows from the time of his work in the Prague H.J. in l939 to remember that Hans-Heinrich Coudenhove- Kalergi did his service very well. However, his unGerman appearance was striking. An opinion on whether the sons of Count Coudenhove-Kalergi are suitable for taking over the officer's career came from here, as the relevant secret of the leader is not known in its wording and implementing provisions. boab furmbannfahrer 63413