GERMAN STATE MINISTRY FOR CHECH AND MORAV, PRAGUE (1906) 1939 - 1945 (1965), inv. 766, sig. 110-5/56

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2a -2- Kossuth, who in November of last year told his father that the Berlin apartment in Char- lottenburg, Sybelstr. 46, had remained undamaged. Prof. Egon Kossuth, after his arrival in Prague, was evidently able to rely on an already existing circle of people who not only provided him with numerous influential knowledge, but also helped him in every respect. His relations in the Bohemian Moravian region still have to go back to the time of the former Checho-Slovak Republic, for example, because he had created a family image for the family of the Jewish Grossindustrielle P e t s c h e k, who lived in Prague at that time, which allowed Kossuth to stay longer in Prague. The fact that Kossuth was immediately made available in the Prague Palais des'Grafen Friedrich N o s'tit z spaces which helped him to make his artistic and social activities much easier, also suggests older connections. In addition, he is likely to be born in contact with the nobility, the former syndicus of the big landowners' association living in the same home, Pr. Bruno H e l b i g - N e u p a u e r, (Appendix 2) aik/ 82992 geb. 17.06.l884 in Litzmannstadt, röm.-kath., verh., resident Prague III,-Malteser Platz 1, a politically and characterably extremely questionable phenomenon, to the extent possible have been helpful. Kossuth, since H.-N. as a trusted man of the nobility is very well informed about the family and economic conditions of his clients, in this way getting detailed knowledge of the Bohemian-Moravian nobility, which had to be of great benefit to him in the selection of his noble friends and for his personal behavior. Kossuth is now not only inaugurated in private intellectuals and family disputes of the nobility, but also in order to deepen his particularly pleasant relationships can be temporarily used for personal purposes, e.g. his own connections are switched on. So long ee Prof. Kossuthen, in a relatively short time