[Carl Schmitt documents - Arguments that see Schmitt as an opponent of the SS ]

The first part of this file is a notification from SD-Hauptamt (Main Security Office), department II/2, dated 26./28.08.1936, to the "Stabsführer des SD-Hauptamtes" (Staff Leader of the Main Security Office) with the request to present it to C. Compilation of arguments based on what Schmitt supposedly said or did in order to prove that he clearly sees the SS as his opponent regarding ideologies and tries to work against it. The notification is signed by [Reinhard] Höhn, the leader of this department. The second part is a copy of a notification of the Gestapo (Geheimes Staatspolizeiamt - Secret State Police Agency) concerning Viktor Lehmann, who is supposed to be in Berlin since August 26, 1936, by order of the big catholic newspaper "De Standard" from Brussels. The notification includes potential plans by several people (e.g. Schneider, Reusch) of the VDA (Verein [later: Volksbund]für das Deutschtum im Ausland – Union for Germans Abroad) for his stay in Berlin and the people involved, e.g. [Hans] Frank and [Karl] Lasch. Viktor Lehman wrote a book about the works of Schmitt. On August 28, 1936, there was a longer debate taking place at Schmitt's.