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636 Division IV Strictly confidential! Radio group Only for personal broadcasting and Helldienst. Use of service! 04/ Jn own responsibility 126 to destroy! Test No. .... ( § 353 c RSTGB ). Reports of 7 and 8 December 1994o. .a.d. a 7.12.1940 /.2/0 L o n d o n - Czech. Talks with the homeland: The whole world knows that the Germans have never complied with the international treaties. Thus they also violate all agreements in these wars. In the Reich they designate all important factories and war-related enterprises with the Red Cross. In England, on the other hand, they bombard hospitals, schools and children's homes. At home, they want to lead the British Air Force in Jrtum, but they themselves constantly violate the agreements which are strictly adhered to by all other cultural nations. On 28.ll. a serious accident happened in Prague in'ankraz. Some playing children found a loaded hand grenade there in an empty place between Vohnhäusern, which exploded and killed and injured some children. Shortly before that German soldiers had exercisated there and left this hand grenade. This is not the first case where hand grenades are found in the middle of houses and squares and one has the impression that this is intended by the German soldiers to wound and kill quite a lot of Czechs. In the days when the Vlajka is trying to improve its renommée in the eyes of the Germans by holding meetings, it is necessary to draw attention again to some traitors in the Czech cause. One of these traitors is Dr. Lh o t a in B. Budweis, born & Vysoká n. Jizerou, who is already notoriously known from the great fascist trial against the well-known putschist Kobsinek. This Dr. Ihota is a traitor around which Czechs point to the Gestapo. Jnserate extorts his law firm under the threat of refusing to file a complaint. We warn of this traitor, whose hour of punishment is already near. def The former colonel of the csl. General Staff, now paid by K.H.Frank mit 3 - traitor Emanuel Moravec, wanted to convince you on the radio last Wednesday of the strength of the Italian air weapon. He apprehended that the Italian Air Force had not yet had a real opportunity to prove this strength, We think that she would have had enough opportunity to do so in Greece. Jn Realität hat die ital. Air Force in the fighting so far lost 3o8 aircraft, 32 of them in Greece, l2o were destroyed except on the ground. The English, on the other hand, have so far only lost 6 machines in Greece and Albania and so far in Africa only 49, therefore the losses are about 46o : 54. Mussolini recently made the shameful statement that Hitler had succumbed to him in the air war against England. However, the Jtalieners have not yet been very zealous. So far, they only attacked twice, on ll. and 23.ll., in England, but lost 2o of machines. The British did not lose a single plane in these fights. Moravec is therefore right, because even in England no opportunity has been offered to the Jtalieners. On the other hand, the brit. -2 -