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taxes, etc. In recognition of the leadership principle, Herr von
Bohlen will himself take the chair at all committees with the proviso that he
will appoint deputies and assumes responsibility for decisions.
Upon
conclusion of further negotiations with the Reich Commissioners, and upon
completion of a final plan for the reorganization of the industrial association
system, the authoritative bodies will be called to a special meeting. The task
of this meeting will be to create a valid basis for the new organization of the
Reich Association of German Industry.*
The Reich Association clearly
realizes that the whole work of reform must be carried out on the one hand on
the basis of the creative powers of the individual in the field of enterprise
and labor, and on the other hand in recognition of the basic principle of the
national idea and national responsibility, and that its success is not
conditioned by the outer form of the organization in itself, but by the spirit
in which the synthesis is found between political leadership and economic
necessity, for the ultimate good of the state and the people. |
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PARTIAL TRANSLATION OF
DOCUMENT WIR-51
GENERAL DEFENSE
EXHIBIT 242 |
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EXTRACTS FROM LAW RELATING TO TREASON
AGAINST THE GERMAN
ECONOMY |
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| REICHSGESETZBLATT, PART 1, PAGE 360 |
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Law Relating to Treason Against the German Economy,
Issued 12
June 1933 |
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| The Reich Government has enacted the following law, which is herewith
promulgated: |
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Article 1 Assets Subject to being Reported
(General) |
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(1) Subject to being reported are —
1. Assets which on
1 June 1933 were located in foreign countries; had a total value of more than
one thousand reichsmarks; were subject to property taxes; but which, before 1
June 1933, were not reported to the Internal Revenue Office [Finanzamt] by
either the taxpayer, or the person responsible for discharging the duties of
the taxpayer.
2. Foreign exchange which, before 1 June 1933, had a
value |
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* The Reich Association of
German Industry later (1934) became the Reich Group Industry which was
organized according to the Leadership Principle ("Fuehrerprinzip").
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