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68 The Oberlandrat Prague, 26 June 1940. No.43.13 doobet agnslorrebrew ddosrdeg bnsl enoetueb ni dofIgöm tdoin gnffeteleelfnoe eeih rütmal stimulaesfltere nie .noensfed nsa kitien ve r m er ki.tnete gorglirev ras -lb i dous foe arednerolef ni retlsdttataaroief meh on the meeting with primator representative Professor YOM Pfitzner - personnel policy at the capital of Prague on 25 June 1940. I. Following an in-depth discussion with the German primator representative on the future personnel policy at the capital city of Prague, the following principles were defined as binding: fol./ A reduction of the heavily translated administration at the -glote9 capital city Prague /in the central administration alone l2.855 Beante and employee- without business/SKOMEU esb mlt must be taken into account under all circumstances. It is already necessary to ensure that the systemised posts are not filled to the full and that only Germans are placed on all vacant posts. With the state office M- I will take contact to work on a further dismantling of officials in the city administration - in particular with the concept officials /over 200/.es 1evemei 8 2./ The key positions are to be filled with Germans. To this end, the request by the Prime Minister Dr.Pfitzmer to bring Dr.Krug to the post of President CUC boapeu for the time being is submitted. A final solution can only be reached when it is established whether Dr.Krug has proven himself and whether an even more appropriate official from the Sudetenland can be found after the war. I will immediately take up negotiations with Reichenberg. Since primate and primator representatives cannot agree on the occupation of 24 ha A Rrng JO of the post, the decision is taken by the national authority, which is in favour of my consent to Mela Morpip. I will decide in the sense of the request of the primator's representative, however, with the restriction, bwhu Be that Dr.Krug hur commissarisch fills the post. vurtamn 3./ The post of head of the political service /now to Mrciy! occupied by senior magistrate Morwey/ must as soon as as estaa