English Translation

22 Prague, 16 September 1942. Secret us tenetbnetdotrdosl netoeiaüaneri neh zii gitieudoieis enie doiud tdosbrey reeetb dsb reds atew dol .netiedte -ebagirs-N eib .zodetenitoll nov gnuiodredü egitfsigtos 1.) An brew ot at6 xt BEMORT TOTNI -Sturmbannführer Jacobi, robnedouvttusalfiosdolofa Tetebne nfe det cegeantn Prague. -oy teh dotmln dai ldoga etnd sld rosbe TawS .tee dgslnstev Ifeuxesomod retalemitoH dsb Jdosb givdmexol al gidriw reniee tia retatemttol tletdtoae monte os degnmielsed entee metaw sobai etntthdev nie bau trfdegci ,edet elot snemen ,rogtudmood neant mottem led terdo In matters of Erich Hoffmeister I return to the there. -gisd aodotltenet B.Nr. 3994/42, that I met Hoffmiater in 1937 as leader of the SD subsection Trier. -egen grudnozod redi bnte orennk Hoffmeister was then the authoritative V-man of the sub-EJGE-OLLe AOL abachnittes Trier in Luxembourg and needed a overhaul for the reason that his activity was contested by the 210y TOdU It B Wehrmaciit. Originally Hoffmei- doon 'samodt Te ster worked for the Wehrmacht and has been rordutn as a V_man by the ver-r. Opetspaon deceased #-Untersturmführer Quielitz. Hoffmeister was employed as personal secretary tasrab AOL AELVOU' HOLT at the then Czechoslovak Consul General Wilhelmy in Luxembourg. Wilhelmy was an honorary Ted consul and dealt with commission transactions in the .nestoeusnE iron industry. Hoffmeister needed to take advantage of his work as a v-man both for Wilhelmy and for himself, and because he was also very uncontrollable, a tight leadership. It must be stressed here that Hoffmeister tried carefully and exhaustively to solve every task he had received. In the difficult circumstances in Luxembourg, it was not impossible for Hoffmeister to be suspected that