English Translation

Srerte se est Prag-Bubentsch, 14 October 1944 SD-Head Section Prague Sachsenweg Telephone 60141, 77841, Czernin 3911-19 L PA 503 4381 Secret 58 Secret! (L An 4-Obergruppenführer Minister Office Minister of State K.H. Fr a n k Eing t 14. OCT. 1944 Prague 2.) Message: To the commander of the security police and SD i-StandartenführER Dr. The following report on a Czech journalist is available: Minister Bienert is convinced that the fronts are so stable that one can speak of a winter war. However, the danger is not over, that there may be various surprises, e.g. Attempts by the allies to penetrate the Rhine in the West. Especially the Americans would act in the west under pressure from the presidential elections, because Roosevelt as an electoral propaganda would need some major success in the German field. On the eastern front, Bienert considers the front in Hungary to be the most delicate place, and then the action against Belgrade. But not even here does Bienert believe in the penetration of greater Bolshevik forces, although one must expect the loss of Belgrade. The Bolsheviks had to do with Romania and Bulgaria, because the occupation of these countries and their Bolshevistization certainly did not go without difficulty. B. considers the 1578/48/160 St.M. 9-19k/439. 1521/449 as a political symptom.