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19a 6 she knew how to prevent this. Later B. returned to the Catholic river and, without being bigott, was very consciously Catholic. He had a special fondness for the Jesuit order. As vice-president of Bohemia, he provided the Jesuit patres who taught at the archbishop's Gymasium in Bubentsch, the Kongrua. He was also very friendly with the canonists St a n o v s k ý and D o h a l s ký of St.Veit and canonist B o h á ê of Wizhrad. Some time ago Mrs. Emmy Bienert went to B.'s office to congratulate her nephew for his appointment. She wore the party badge of the NSDAP.B. she received very friendly. When Mrs. Emmy Bienert left her nephew's room after a family conversation, a clergyman with a red collar, B., was warmly welcomed there. B.'s role as a maffist during the first world war is well known. After the war, his relationship with Benesch continued to deteriorate.B. was a member of the Republican (Agrarian) party, nationalist and anti-Semitic. In the former Czecho-Slovak Republic, he was considered one of the few officials who were incorruptible and had absolutely pure hands. In 1938, he was Vice-President of Bohemia, a German official told him that he wanted to be transferred to Czech nationality and registered with the Czech Republican Party, as he was persecuted by his colleagues and superiors because of his nationality. Then he replied to the official that he would be the first to spit in his face, because his nationality would not be sold for the sake of external advantages; this would be done only by a Jew. B. did not enter a new marriage after his wife's death. His business led him to a housekeeper named Emma, who had already been employed there during his wife ́s lifetime. In relatives of B.'s, it is rumored that he has a relationship with his economist. unitra 00763 7