English Translation

12 - 15 that the defendant read not only the letter of 8 May 1940 and its annexes signed with "Dr. Svoystk" in the matter, as the defendant claims, cursively, but rather that he had known the content of this letter. In fact, according to the credible information provided by the Sehneeberger, the defendant answered not only positively the question whether he had received this letter, but also attached the letter to it. Furthermore, the accused also talked to Schneeberger about the Nolč mentioned in the letter, referring to the content of the letter. The bearer of this letter - Mrs. Suoboda - also confirmed as a witness that she had seen the defendant read the letter and the supplements in her presence. She even noticed that the defendant had smiled at this. Finally, the defendant himself admitted that he had recognized from the letter that it was an illegal activity. Therefore he had also destroyed the letter and its annexes. Based on the statements of the witnesses Schneeberger and Svoboda, it is further established that the defendant was aware that the letter was from the aa m. Because Schneeberg confirmed as a witness that Svobida had been introduced by the defendant with the words "This is the Dr.Suojstk". As a result, Schneeberger first introduced himself with his real name. The defendant then explained that he would easily remember this name because he also knew a "Dr.Svojsik". On the basis of the testimony of the witness Schneeberger, it is further stated that the defendant told the Schneeberger that he could visit him in the future even without the wife Suoboda, but he should be registered with him under the name "Dr.Suojstk". The defendant, who was thus familiar with the contents of the letter signed with a cover name on 8 May 1994o, knew that Snow-a-Ca ended up using force to withdraw the German authorities and rebuild an independent Czech state. Furthermore, the defendant recognized from the content of this letter that Schneeberger also worked in the intelligence service with foreign countries. From the transcripts of correspondence sent to him by Schneeberg on economic matters by Bertl in Buka- rest