STATE SECRETARY FOR THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1933, sig. 109-6/25

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English Translation

It is well known that before the admission of the press club of 1939, the Supreme SA leadership, the Prague command centre, has submitted an application to the property of the former national automobile club to instruct it in the furniture it uses in the course of the transfer of assets. This application has not been accepted by the commissioner fak organizations. In view of the fact that the Oberste SA-Leader, the Prague office, had apparently expected that its request would be complied with, besides the furniture from the whole building left in the lease for use, the most useful thing outside of a lease agreement was collected into the rooms of the SA-leading.The use of this inventory is therefore not subject to the Supreme SA-led tour under any circumstances. I told the group leader orally and asked him if SA group leader May should approach him, which means that this additionally used inventory must be returned immediately to the press club. Group leader Frank recalled that he did not want to wait until SA group leader May approached him, but that he would write a letter on his own, in which he intended to ask him to leave 2+3 rooms on the 2nd floor to the press club and to immediately make the Invéntar, which was not provided for in the rental contract, available to the Press Club. The group leader instructed me to give him a brief written document to write this letter, which I sent to you on 24.ll.l942. What the question of the other accommodation of the command post is, I have according to the order of the group leader, the . The possibility of accommodation in the Sia building was examined on the spot.Sturmbannführer Wolf, on the basis of this preliminary examination by me, reported orally to the group leader that a placement of the command office Bohemia and Moravia of the Supreme SA leadership 34088 in this building was not possible, since under no circumstances could the rooms of the SA be offered as a replacement.Other attempts to find spare rooms have been unsuccessful, as far as my efforts are concerned. In my opinion, it would be appropriate to examine whether the housing of the