English Translation

13al 2 Now the decree of the Führer and Chancellor of the Reich concerning the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia of 16 March 1939, RGBl. I, p.486, in Article 2, para. 1, determines the peoples of Germany as inhabitants of the Protectorates, and according to the regulations of the Imperial Civilization Act of 15 Sept. 1935 - Reichsbürger. The provisions for the protection of German blood and German honor apply to them. These provisions are certainly not applicable to those Jews who moved to the Czechoslovak Republic after 10 October 1938 - i.e. as German nationals. 2 of the cited article states: "The rest of the inhabitants of Bohemia and Moravia become nationals of the Protectorate Bohemia and Mähren.""b med According to the Special Detectorate IVd-8, this membership of the protectorate has been obtained by law by the Jews who moved to Czechoslovakia as German nationals after the 10th Oct. 1938. I ask that the protectorate government determine whether it shares the view of the Special Dezernat that the Jews, who after the 10th century were to be able to comply with the obligation to register prescribed by the Reichsbürgergesetz, should be allowed to do so. Oct. n1938 from the territories of the former South Moravia as German nationals moved to Czechoslovakia, by decree of the leader to be regarded as protectorate members. mUs to Since the actual treatment of this question takes a long time, but with regard to the resettlement of the displaced residents of the municipality of Sommerein in Moravia-Kromau it is urgent to tgitize, I place on the advice of Mr Gauhaptmann to you, Gauleiter, the request, in a short way with the Stellv. Reichsprotector, SS-Oberst group leader Daluege, to discuss and decide the question." C I would be grateful if you could arrange ON 806 2 for the party liaison office to have a position 1S0 IntFieglidegneatssta nsdoelxewole J Cepep odo Mul Moulin Hitler redote nobat slla Desn ni me eve stia eddatne tev dildngeß ense Cepropen' Schulte-Schomburg.