STÁTNÍ TAJEMNÍK U ŘÍŠSKÉHO PROTEKTORA V ČECHÁCH A NA MORAVĚ, PRAHA, inv. 1783, sig. 109-5/11 Page 6 · 6 of 11
A SOCIETY FOR THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1783, sig. 109-5/11
English Translation
In the winter, food and heating problems are strongly countered by the growth of a wave which can no longer be stopped, but the current possibilities of combating this state of affairs do not promise to be fully successful in the long term and will not be sufficient to halt this development in the light of the experience gained so far. II. Sabotage. l.) Current status. The Wehrmacht courts are responsible for the judgment of sabotage cases at the time according to the decree of the Reich Protector of August 26, 1939. However, the experience has shown that an effective fight against sabotaging by courts is not possible at all and especially by the Wehrmascht courts. In the majority of the large and consequential sabotage cases, some of which are listed in Annex I, the nature of the matter means that the investigation of the actual perpetrators is almost hopeless, so a judicial atonement is not possible. The measures taken by the secret state police in the context of the possibilities available to them so far in such cases have so far served their purpose in the case of isolated sabotage files, but can no longer suffice in the swelling of sabotaging cases+ These measures, which consisted of arrests of persons from suspected perpetrators (communists, Czech chauvinists) and circles responsible for the affected objects, have, if they existed in arrests only for a short period, had the effect that the prisoners who returned to their home country were particularly celebrated as martyrs. But also the admissions of such prisoner groups in concentration camps no longer have the necessary deterrent effect, because every Chechnya is firmly convinced that Germany will soon lose the war and as a result and because of the lack of d d at all (stoper release!), in such an arrest only a temporary one.