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Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression Volume IV
Document No. 1482-PS

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TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENT 1482-PS
Berlin, 20 July 1935
The Reich and Prussian Minister of the Interior III P 3701/5
Secret Special Delivery Letter!
[Stamp] The Reich Governor in Bavaria 22 July 1935-one enclosure
Sign: Fi 6 July 22 [apparently signature, illegible]
SUBJECT: Confessional youth organizations.

A direct endangering of public security and order has resulted from the recently observed intensive activity of confessional, particularly Catholic youth organizations, which have in numerous cases considerably overstepped the limits imposed on them by political development and therefore in many places led to clashed iwth the organizations which stand behind the government, particularly the Hitler youth.

I therefore respectfully request that, on the basis of paragraph 1 of the decree of 28 February 1933, the confessional youth organizations be forbidden to wear uniforms or uniform-like clothing and to assemble publicly with pennants and flags and that the wearing of insignia and the wearing of uniform costume as a substitute for uniforms as well as any outdoor sport activity be prohibited.

I respectfully request that I be immediately informed of your disposition (of the matter).

Signed: Dr. FRICK

certified: [signature illegible]

Ministerial Chancellery Secretary

[stamp] settled 1 August

To the provincial governments (for Prussia: to the deputy chief and inspector of the Prussian secret state police)

Munich M [signature illegible]

Copies

To Reich Minister Kerrl, Reich Minister for Science, Education, and Public Training, and the Reich governors with a request for cognizance.

Source:
Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression Volume IV
Office of the United States Chief Counsel for Prosecution of Axis Criminality
Washington, DC : United States Government Printing Office, 1946

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