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244 300. See Jaroslav Houser, Forced Work and Occupant Law, Legally Historical Studies 13, Prague 1967, Academia, p. 166. Furthermore, Zdeněka Kokošková, Jaroslov Pažout, Monika Sedláková: Worked for the Third Reich, (edd.), Scriptorium 2011, Note 1, p. 59-60. 301. See Mark Spoererer: Forced Works under the Hook Cross, Argo, 2005, p. 42.302. Reichministerialblatt der Landwirtschaftlichen Verwaltung, Berlin 1944, pp. 173n,: FRIEDRICH DIDIER (edd.), Handbuch fur die Diensttellen des Generalbevollmachtigten fur den Arbeitseinsatz ind die interessierten Reichsstellen im Grobdeutschen Reich und in den besetzten Gebieten, s. 105n., a Reichserbeitsblatt, ReichSarbeitsministerium (ed.), Berlin 1944 I., p. 313a p. 338. Cit. in : Mark Spoerer : Forced work under the hook cross, Argo 2005, p. 165. 303. Zdeněka Kokošková, Jaroslav Pažout, Monika Sedláková: Worked for the Third Reich, (edd.), Scriptorium 2011, doc. no. 1, p. 57. 304. Tejbyj, znám. 2 p.57-58; also Jarosco Houser, Forced Work and Occupant Law, Legally Historical Studies 13, Prague 1967, Academia, p. 163-164. 305. At the beginning of 1939, Czech-Slovak Railways dealt with a surplus of employees. Their need was estimated by the Ministry of Transport at 76 692, however, the number of auxiliary and definitive employees was 82 400 persons. This condition was increased by another 2440 employees who returned from Slovakia. Part of them was fired from the German Reich Railways. Another wave of redundancies occurred in December 1940 when 3624 employees lost their jobs at the Czech-Moravian Railways, 589 of which decided to leave for work in the Empire. In the following years, the demands of the Reichs authorities on the broadcast of the Protectorate Railway Workers for temporary service classification at the German Reich Railways rose. The first transport with the Protectors was sent to the Remnants of 25.3.1942 from the Pilsen Central Station. In 1942 eighteen transports with a total of 9246 persons were dispatched to the Empire, in 1943 (until July) 45 transports of 2034 persons. See Zdeněka Kokošková, Jaroslav Pažout, Monika Sedláková: They worked for the Third Reich, (edd.), Scriptorium 2011, note 1,2,3 p. 99. 306. Pavla Kuntová: Work deployment of Czech railway workers in Germany 1938-1945, in: They had to work for the Reich. , p. 75-76: also the decree of the Ministry of Social and Health Reports to the Labour Office on the release of seasonal railway workers and the priority option of their employment at the German Reich Railway, doc.no.23 in Zdeněka Kokošková, Jaroslav Pažout, Monika Sedláková: They worked for the Third Reich, (edd.), Scriptorium 2011, p.98-100. 307. Zdeněka Kokošková, Jaroslav Pažout, Monika Sedláková: They worked for the Third Reich, (edd.), Scriptorium 2011, Note 2 p. 99. 308. Ibid., Note 2, p. 174-175. 309. Václav Král, Questions of Economic and Social Development in the Czech Lands in 1938-1945, III. part, Prague 1954, p. 100 et seq.