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The legal basis of the Ministry of Justice was provided by Act No.2/1918 Coll. of 2 November 2018, it became the central office of the state administration for judicial affairs in the Czechoslovak Republic. All the affairs of the courts, prosecutors' offices, guardianship, depositary and criminal offices were subject to its competence. The Ministry supervised the execution of sentences in penitentiary ...

The fonds is mainly of an administrative nature. The Presidium of the Provincial Office (hereinafter PPO) monitored the economic, financial and personnel agenda of district authorities and district commissions, and provincial institutions. The personnel agenda is located in all departments of the PPO registry. The PPO-RAV files (the Reich administration) mainly concern German citizenship, name changes, ...

The official reason for the founding of the Czech League against Bolshevism (Česká liga proti bolševismu) was the Czechoslovak-Soviet treaty of alliance in December 1943 signed by Edvard Beneš in Moscow. The Founding General Meeting of the Czech League against Bolshevism (Česká liga proti bolševismu) was held 23rd January 1944 in Prague. The organization reported directly to the Ministry of Education ...

Národní souručenství was during the existence of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia the only allowed political Czech organization in which all existing political parties were united. Its creation marked the definitive end of parliamentary democracy. Head of the organisation was a 50-member committee (Výbor Národního souručenství) with the agrarian politician Adolf Hrubý as chairman. For 1943-01-15 ...

The Ministry of Public Works began its activities in November 1918 on the basis of Act No. 2/1918 Coll., which established the highest administrative offices in the Czechoslovak Republic. The main agenda of the Ministry was the improvement of the infrastructure in the new country especially in the less developed parts of Slovakia and Carpatho-Ukraine. During the so called 2nd Czechoslovak Republic ...

The National Aryan Cultural Unity for Bohemia and Moravia was founded on 24 May 1939. The functionaries of the association took part in various collections for the benefit of the Nazi army and carried out harsh anti-Jewish activities. The chairman of the association, František Lelek, was particularly active. He published anti-Jewish and pro-Nazi articles and organized the so-called ideological school. ...

The Czecho-Moravian Agricultural Company was a subsidiary of the German Settlement Company in Berlin and held the same significance in the Protectorate as the branches of that company in the Sudetenland. Together with the records of the Land Office for Bohemia and Moravia, its files document the forced seizure of agricultural properties and the resettlement of entire areas inhabited by Czechs, which ...

The Police Directorate in Prague was established by a court decree of Joseph II in 1785. The local scope of the office gradually expanded. In 1850, it was stipulated that central offices should be established in places where the police district extended into individual districts. Special departments were set up to deal with common matters, the scope of which covered the entire Prague district (e.g. ...

The archive, founded by the predecessor of the Syndicate of Journalists of the Czech Republic, is an extremely valuable collection of documents resulting from the activities of individual journalistic clubs, associations and organizations. The membership records include the files of members of journalistic organizations who were of Jewish origin or who were later persecuted for being Jewish. The fonds ...

The most extensive part of the collection consists of materials from the general files, which passed through all departments of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers between 1918 and 1942. Files relating to the organization, activities and legal status of the Jews, for example, are related to the issue. In addition, extensive files containing anti-Jewish measures during the occupation (boxes 3414-3422), ...