Headquarters of Uniformierteregierungspolizei (Uniformed Government Police) in Brno (1919) 1942–1945

The fonds contains written material from the time of the occupation, and it is preserved in a fragmentary fashion. It contains the documents of the Headquarters of Uniformed Government Police and Headquarters of the Police Company. Here reports about transports of Jews primarily concern the Jewish matter. They are these documents: Damage to posters, distribution of leaflets, damage to company signs, the painting of anti–Jewish slogans, anti–German graffiti etc. 1939–1943; Jews – orders and regulations about presence and behaviour of Jews in public rooms and parks, marking of Jewish shops and enterprises 1939–1940; Directive for transport of Jews by rail 1926 – 1942; Export of products – Jewish firms 1939; Order on suppressing reports about the conditions in transports of Jews, relocation from concentration camps in connection with Soviet winter offensive (deaths in open wagons at 20 degrees below zero, and naked bodies being thrown off the wagons along the track) 1945; Order to suppress rumours about situation during transport of Jews and prisoners transported across the Protectorate to concentration camps 1945.

The surviving documents of the fonds consist of two separate parts – collection of regulations designated by call numbers 1–45, which are divided into subgroups according to the amount and type of material, mainly from the period when the uniformed police guard was administered by the police directorate in Brno. The second part contains the actual documents of the Headquarters of the Uniformed Government Police from the years 1942–1945, to which has been added some of the surviving documents of its subordinate elements Headquarters of Police Company and 1st Police District.