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After the establishment of the independent Czechoslovak state in 1918, the government took over a number of institutions and organisations of the defunct Austrian monarchy, including the repressive state apparatus, which included the gendarmerie. The status of the gendarmerie under the Ministry of the Interior was determined by Act No 299 Coll. of 14 April 1920. The General Commander of the gendarmerie ...

The district political administration for Praha-venkov started its activities in 1927. It originated from the rest of the political districts of Smíchov and Karlín. In 1928, the Praha-venkov political district was divided into 4 judicial districts. (Zbraslav, Praha-západ, Praha-sever, Praha-východ). In 1928, the name was changed to the District Office of Praha-venkov. It was headed by the district ...

The fonds contains archival material concerning mainly Prague's religious history in 1884-1950. It also includes records of baptisms of adult Jews from 1933-1942 (Inv. No. 168) and sets of rules for Jews during World War II.(Inv. No. 186)

The Supreme Administrative Court in Prague, with jurisdiction over the whole of Czechoslovakia, was established on the basis of Act No. 3/1918 Coll. of 2 November 1918. The Act defined only the organisational principles; its activities were based on the wording of the old Austrian laws. The court specialised in assessing the legality of decisions of administrative bodies, mainly of a civil nature, ...

The inventory cards provide an overview of confiscated property estates within individual administrative districts, along with detailed information on the characteristics of the confiscated property and their transfers. The processed part of the collection also includes, for example, a card index of owners whose property was confiscated, as well as card indexes of persons tried by extraordinary people’s ...

The collection contains files generated from the official activities of the presidium and individual departments of the Provincial Office in Prague. Provincial Office Prague – Presidium (e.g., ordinance on the status of Jews in public life, box 883) Provincial Office Prague – Citizenship and Civil Registry Affairs (files on Czechoslovak citizenship and civil registry matters, including declarations ...

The fonds contains the National Court's own papers from 1945-1947 and priors and posteriors that extend beyond that period. The Priora consists of dossier material relating to the activities of the accused persons during the incriminated period, which was collected during the course of the investigation. The posteriori were written after the National Court had ceased its activities and relate to the ...

Although the collection is actually a torso of documents from the Ministry of Economy and Labour, it is very important for the study of the occupation's economic and social policy in 1942-1945. Since the arization of Jewish property was largely completed by 1942 and the deportation of Czech and Moravian Jews to the Terezin ghetto and other ghettos and camps in the east began in 1941, most of the Holocaust-related ...

The fonds contains documents arisen from activities of the district office during the Nazi occupation. It contains official books, file material, and accounting material. The fonds contains documents about the persecution of Jews, the seizure of their property, the transport of Jews, etc. (sections I/1, III/16). Reports on sabotage acts of the Czech population against the Nazi occupiers and illegal ...

It is a key fonds for the study of Czechoslovak economic history in the period 1918 to 1945. It concentrates material for the study of the state financial administration, state accounting, and the entire body of financial laws and government regulations. The focus, however, remains on the affairs of the monetary institutions, their formation, merger, organization, liquidation and, above all, their ...