Protektorát Čechy a Morava: právo nástroj nacistické expanze Page 133 · 133 of 289
Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia: right tool of Nazi expansion
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133 checks in restaurants, bars, cinemas in swimming pools, but also in public spaces where work placement of detainees was investigated. However, those who could not prove evidence of employment were handed over to the office of employment and placed in transport to the empire or to study educational camps. Such police raids caused a very negative response to the public. (347) The "Sonderaktion St.K." (St.K - Stammkarten) which was based on the inspection of the food stamps for the 38th supply period was much more effective. Tribal certificates for the household were submitted together with individual workbooks for the control of the employment office and only on the basis of its confirmation were issued the relevant food certificates. In connection with Government Regulation No.133/1942 Coll. on the adaptation of industry, trade and trade to the war conditions of March 25, (349), which suspended production in nearly 3,000 companies, more than 30,000 workers were expected to be released for war production. The Government Decree No.44/1943 Coll. on the release of the workforce to the wartime important tasks of 11 February (350) explicitly states that this release is happening for the purpose of defending the empire and should mean further escalation of the deployment of the inhabitants of the Protectorate outside its territory. In fact, it only reflected the break on the eastern front, where, after the defeat of Stalingrad in January 1943, the Nazi military machine got into a defensive, and the initial weakening of the occupation regime, which increasingly resorted to repression. (351) 2.3.2.4 Total deployment (Totaleinsatz) on the work front and its institutional provision The continuation of the exhaustive war of Nazi Germany on two fronts led to further pressure of the Nazis on the maximum explosion of human and material resources, especially on the occupied territory. In the atmosphere of fear of the assassination of Heydrich in May 1942, preparations for radical change began to take place.