STÁTNÍ TAJEMNÍK U ŘÍŠSKÉHO PROTEKTORA V ČECHÁCH A NA MORAVĚ, PRAHA, inv. 1463, sig. 109-4/1217 Page 47 · 47 of 49
THE SECRETARY TO THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1463, sig. 109-4/1217
English Translation
- 40 The supply of tobacco is also difficult to calculate separately for the protectorate and the Sudetenland. However, it can be estimated that the subsidy requirement for tobacco in the Protectorate is 13 000 tonnes and in the Sudotenland 7 000 tonnes (Table 37). However, the introduction of tobacco production into the Protectorate would undoubtedly be possible in terms of production. Table 37 The supply of tobacco Slovakia Histori- Total unit of protection Sudeten lic countries and territories of the pathorus-Czech Republic Slovakia Own production 1000 t - - - 15 15 Consumption 2) 11 13 7 20 4 24 Grant requirements 1000 t 13 720 - 9 Surplus "1 - - 11 - Consumption per head 2 kg approx. 1.8 approximately 1.8 about 1.8 about 1.0 1.6 1) Including areas assigned to Hungary. The consumption per head of the population in the former Czechoslovakia was about 1.6 kg, compared with 1.8 kg in the Old Kingdom. The official statistics show that in the eastern parts (Slovak Republic and Karpathorus) the consumption of tobacco in the old Czechos-Slovacia was relatively lower than in the western parts. As a result, tobacco consumption in the historic countries was just as high as in the Old Kingdom. For the Sudetenland, see Table 38. The main grant requirements are in the Protectorate of maize, legumes, rice, fruit, vegetables and southern fruits, eggs, fish and pigs, and bacon and lard. In addition, the grant requirements for coffee, tea, cocoa, wine and tubak should be mentioned, as well as on horses and finally the important imports of oil and vegetable oils. Export surpluses are, on the other hand, in the case of barley, sugar, hops and beer, clover seeds and oilcakes, while in the final analysis there is an export refund.