Prior of the monastery in Teplá, on the death march victims buried in the city (protocol no. 10)
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Protocol No. 10
12. 8. 1945
The Prior of the monastery refuses to file a protocol with the excuse that he does not know anything about the matter; his information is only second-hand and he refers us to the Provisor and to Sister Herma.
William Zeev Scheck 13. 5. 1920
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Protokoll Nr. 10
12. 8. 1945
Der Prior des Klosters weicht der Aufforderung zur Aufnahme eines Protokolls mit der Ausrede aus, er wisse über die Angelegenheit nichts, er wäre erst aus zweiter Hand informiert und verweist uns an den Provisor und an die Schwester Herma.
William Zeev Scheck 13. 5. 1920
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The Czech lands (Bohemia, Moravia and Czech Silesia) were part of the Habsburg monarchy until the First World War, and of the Czechoslovak Republic between 1918 and 1938. Following the Munich Agreement in September 1938, the territories along the German and Austrian frontier were annexed by Germany (and a small part of Silesia by Poland). Most of these areas were reorganized as the Reichsgau Sudetenland, while areas in the West and South were attached to neighboring German Gaue. After these terr...
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