English Translation

126 According to previous experiences, Dr. Mainer could probably be maintained in the event of a worsening of the war situation, as he seems to be safe even then, according to the experiences of the German authorities. 3.) Police Directorate of Budweis : In March 1939, after the invasion of the then staff captain of the Czech=Slovak army, Johann N e č a s e k (born l894) was appointed by the district head of the NsDAP Meinert as the police commissioner. According to the district leader, this measure was confirmed at the oral presentation by General Blaskowitz, who also held civil power. Since that time, Nečasek has been providing the police director's business to the full satisfaction of the German authorities. By order of the Reichsprotektör from l0.ll.l939, the Protectorate Government of the Federal Republic of Germany was called upon to appoint the Nečasek as police director.- Council of Ministers Bureau, by letter dated 10 January 1940, proposed that the Pro-Journal of the Republic of Poland, in reference to this solution, take him over as a lucrative contract official and order him to deal with the business of the principal. After an in-depth oral debate at which the Upper Land Council and the District Leader of Budweis were present, Nečasek's experience to date is to be maintained. As far as possible, he should be taken over in déé uniformed state police of the Protectorate at least with the rank of a major and from his then assigned the post to be seconded for the performance of the duties of a police director in Budweis. After an oral contact with the competent authorities of the Ministry of the Interior, this solution does not meet any concerns. Nečasek is then assured to some extent and the thanks due to him for his services are paid by the achievement of his transfer as police=major.