English Translation

/ Excerpt from the day-rapport \ No.33 ii b. of 19 May 1942 Cilligleg der tove der Staatspolizeileitstelle Prag. elices dobrco la).M I. Anti-state efforts: le 5/8T a) (Communism Marxism). 1. In the course of the investigations against the illegal CPc in the area of Gross-Prague, 33 people were arrested again for highly treasonous activities. The "National Revolutionary Committee" of the Czech Yntelligence, led by Julius F u c i k (s. Tagesrapport No.26 of April 28, 1942), led by the arrested central functionary of the illegitimate CCP, including the Jntellektuellerenkreis (Jntelligenz), was able to continue to be invaded. All members of the actual committee could be arrested. The protectorate member, Professor Viktor F e 1 b e r (see point VI) had contacted the secretary of the committee mentioned in my daily report No 30. Due to some of the instructions of the K r o p a c e k, F e l b er had worked out a several-page call for 1 May. In this call, the entire Czech intelligence was called upon to join the National Revolutionary Committee of the Jntelligence, in order to be able to appear in a closed manner against the German Jnteresses. The call calls for the formation of cells that are to work together through a certain system in the event of the general strike or armed insurrection. In his further work, F e l b e r turned to the individual professional groups of the Czech Republic and gave the same guidelines for active resistance work that they can do in their profession. Julius P e 1 b e r (see point VI), who has a leading position as a secretary, worked out the above call together with his father.