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256 closed, nine of the perpetrators were shot and a larger number of participants were taken into custody.© The decree was announced in the morning by Czech Radio and on a dark red background in a bilingual version was posted in publicly accessible places.Jindřich Francek: Crime and injustice, The Great History of the Czech Crowns, Thematic series Crime and Injustice, Paseka, Prague, Litomyšl 2011. p.509. 404. The German University in Prague also operated after 17 November 1939 and took over some buildings and institutes of closed Czech universities. Before that, the Czech University of Karlova had to return to the German University the university insignia it acquired in 1934 (a well-known insigniada © nationalist demonstrations for the transfer of historical university in Signies held by the University of Prague by the German university of Czech Charles University. The immediate incentive for insignia was the occupation of Karolin by German nationalist college students in the morning of November 24th 1934). Shortly before the end of the war in April 1945, the Germans took the insignie unknown to where, unfortunately, they were never found. The German Technical University in Prague and Brno also operated as well, which also took over some buildings closed by Czech technicians. Other buildings (e.g. The building of the Faculty of Law in Prague, Kounic College in Brno was used by the German security authorities (in PF-UK the headquarters of the SS). The faculty clinics continued to function as hospitals, but without students. 405. Jaroslav Čvančara, : Heydrich, Gallery, Prague 2004, p. 315. 406. In return for the fact that universities will not be open, a limited number of Czech students will be able to study at German universities in the empire. In the summer semester 1941, 35 students of medicine and technical disciplines were accepted with Hitler's approval at German colleges. The foundation was founded in July 1942, which was to provide Czech students with scholarships to study in the empire. The interest in studying in Germany showed a total of 3500 students in 1942, of which 380 were accepted. The applicants had to demonstrate a positive relationship with the Empire, a good knowledge of German and were examined in a country-to-state manner. Part of the applicants for study at German schools was also motivated by an attempt to avoid work in the empire. See Jan B.Uhlíř: Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia in paintings, OTTOVO COSTATELITY, 2008, p. 432 an. 407. In the memorandum related to the return, i.e. It stated: "According to this decree, children of Czech nationality can be admitted to study at universities if they are suitable for Germanity; because they are members of a foreign race, there are the SS staff representing the Reichs Commissioner for the consolidation of the German race. The decision as to whether or not they are people suitable for Germanisation will depend on the goodwill of political reliability and character, as well as on the outcome of an inquiry into racial origin, which must be communicated to the competent school office. Finding out about the ability to communicate will be done according to the principle whether one or another member of the Czech nation represents a valuable addition to the German population by its character, purpose and assessment of its family origin. It is always essential to judge by the overall picture rather than by the individual positive character or racial characteristics.