STÁTNÍ TAJEMNÍK U ŘÍŠSKÉHO PROTEKTORA V ČECHÁCH A NA MORAVĚ, PRAHA, inv. 1583, sig. 109-4/1337 Page 2 · 2 of 111
THE SECRETARY TO THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1583, sig. 109-4/1337
Gabriele Maria Anna Emma
1913 1995 CZERNIN 3
Rudolf Děpolt Maria Josef Ludvík ("Rudobald")
1904 1984 CZERNIN 3
Otto Rudolf Diepold Ottokar Maria
1875 1962 CZERNIN 3
Jan Nepomuk Děpold Rudolf Ferdinand
1915 1967 CZERNIN 3
Humprecht Ottokar Paul Theobald Rudolf Johannes Ignatius Josef Maria
1909 1944 CZERNIN 3
Petr Rudolf
1907 1967 CZERNIN 3
Jan Nepomuk Rudolf
1905 1980 CZERNIN 3
English Translation
I'm on the 12th. In 1942, three years after the establishment of the Protectorate, the commissary head of the Land Office in Prague imposed compulsory administration on the property of the following Bohemian noble landowners: Count Franz Kinsky / Adlerkosseletz / Count Kolowrat / Reichenau a/Knezna / Leopold Count Sternberg / Tschastalowitz and Zasmuk / First Karl Schwarzenberg /Orlik / Baron Karl Parish / Senftenberg / Prince Johannes Lobkovicz / Drahnitz / his mdj. Son of Prince Ottokar Lobkowicz 4 Horschin- einik / Count Rudolf Czernin /Dymokur / Count Beleredi / Lösch 7 Count Hugo Strachwitz /Zdounek / Count Pranz Heinrich Dobrzensky / Pettenstein / Leave Leopold Sternberg / Pohorelitz /. About further nobles the compulsory administration had already been imposed some time earlier, namely: Count Zdenko Radoslav Kinsky / Chlumetz a.d. Cid. / and the possessions belonging to the three brothers Colloredo Mannsfeld Opochno, Sbirov and Dobshish.