STÁTNÍ TAJEMNÍK U ŘÍŠSKÉHO PROTEKTORA V ČECHÁCH A NA MORAVĚ, PRAHA, inv. 1641, sig. 109-4/1396 Page 39 · 39 of 102
STATE SECRETARY FOR THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1641, sig. 109-4/1396
English Translation
36 <9 .- used clothes cards of his family members could cover every time. It has not happened so far, because he has not been a great makit to the owed Kjeiderkarten sections. 4.) The defendant Hanuß until spring I942 textiles in the reference value of about 300 to 500 Punl:te, which he partly allowed to benefit his family, partly taught acquaintances. 5.) The defendant Wenceslas Pluhaf mostly referred partly to himself in 1940, partly to known textiles in the total reference value of about 500 gill card points. 6.)The defendant Vavreyn up to February 1994l textiles with a value of approximately 4000 K and with a reference value totaling 188.80 dress card points . In addition, he took in 3 pairs of women's shoes and a pair of black Kerren shoes until after April I94l. In the year I940, the defendant acquired Appelt personally from Ryska Seide, which was not yet managed at the time. Furthermore, his wife, allegedly without his knowledge, casted l942 textiles in total reference values of 400 to 500 dress card points at the company Postex without points until spring. The defendant Kalaß was not involved in the black cover of textiles. He also does not appear in the business records of textile purchases and point debts, held by Hladik, and by the cashier. F. The private withdrawals of the officials of Postex and PES. Postex's external relationship with its business customers was also operated to the same extent within the company. Here, the black supply of the senior employees was part of the daily order. This was made possible by Bradaê's refusal to reimburse Postex companies the dust percentages granted by the authorities (1 % for flour and 1/4 % for sugar) in spite of complaints from the branches concerned, the savings made by the percentages of dust to be recovered from the goods entry and exit books and these surpluses,