English Translation

Head of the Department of Prague, 9 September 1991; Rulturpolitik 94 +8 2031/Uuz-313(4)g Record of the mood and situation in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia from 1 to 8 Sept. 1991. Increasingly, a stiffening of the Tachechian resistance will can be observed, with nutritional care undoubtedly in the foreground. The majority of the Czechs no longer attach any importance to the German political and military courts. In general, there is the view that the German "Blitzkrieg" has come to an end at the tough vider stand of the Soviets and Germany will be very bad. The coming winter will bring famine and thus unrest and great German losses in Russia. About alleged clashes among leaders of the empire, as about discontents in other occupied territories, the most absurd rumors are spread. Especially it is claimed that the Slovak army has passed to the Russians. On the other hand, it is claimed that Mussolini called for the Crimean peninsula and parts of the Caucasus for Italy. Furthermore, it explains that Japan's situation is difficult and uncertain. In the case of the Czech parenthood, the chief editor of the "Mioravské Noviny" in Brno, Kožfšek, who has been an extraordinary editor for many years, was a source of excitement for Czech parents and gave rise to anti-German sentiments.