A personal work to be given to Frederick's son, this work details his many views on all areas he deemed relevant to leadership of the Prussian nation. One of these, his attitudes towards the existence of a Polish state, is an early example of anti-Polish sentiment. Comparing the nation to "artichoke" to be eaten "leaf by leaf," these feelings reflect a general outlook from contemporary Germans towards Slavs. This idea would be expanded upon in the field of Ostforchung before the Second World War.
Segment of Albert Breyer's 1938 "Karte der Deutschen Siedlungen in Mittelpolen" (Map of German Settlements in Middle Poland), specifying the German ethnicities of the settlements and aspects of their denomination or general economic conditions. It was simultaneously published in Viktor Kauder's "Das Deutschtum in Polen" (Germanhood in Poland), Leipzig 1938, and in the PuSte's chief academic publication Jomsburg (volume 2 (1) 1938).
A note on the upcoming raid of the "Polenbund", a Polish association in Germany, describes that the PuSte is offered the opportunity to have two of its employees join the Police and search the Polenbund's library for relevant material.
The handwritten note at the bottom states that director Johannes Papritz has chosen Sappok and Doubek for this task.
