(1) Persons whose property is forfeited for the benefit of the Reich under article 3, shall not be able to inherit anything from a German national. * * * * * * * Article 8 (1) It is for the chief of the Security Police and the SD to decide whether the conditions for a forfeiture of property are given. (2) The administration and liquidation of the forfeited property is up to the chief of the Regional Finance Office, Berlin. * * * * * * * Article 10 (1) Claims for pensions of Jews who lose German nationality under article 2 expire with the end of the month during which the loss of nationality occurs. * * * * * * * Article 12 This amendment is also valid for the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia and the Incorporated Eastern Territories. Berlin, 25 November 1941 The Reich Minister of the Interior FRICK The Chief of the Party Chancellery M. BORMANN The Reich Minister of Finance As Deputy, REINHARDT The Acting Reich Minister of Justice DR. SCHLEGELBERGER TRANSLATION OF SCHLEGELBERGER DOCUMENT 23 SCHLEGELBERGER DEFENSE EXHIBIT 63 ORDER OF 16 JANUARY 1942 FOR EXECUTION OF THE FUEHRER DECREE CONCERNING THE POSITION OF CHIEF OF THE PARTY CHANCELLERY 1942 REICHSGESETZBLATT, PART I, PAGE 35 Pursuant to the Fuehrer decree of 29 May 1941 (Reichsgesetzblatt I, p. 295) defining the position of the chief of the Party Chancellery, the following is hereby directed: Article 1 (1) Any Party contribution toward national legislation is the exclusive responsibility of the chief of the Party Chancellery unless otherwise directed by the Fuehrer. Legislative proposals or suggestions emanating from the Party, its formations or affiliated organizations are to be submitted exclusively by the chief of the Party Chancellery to the top-level Reich authorities concerned. (2) Likewise, all assistance of the Party in dealings with personnel matters of civil servants is the exclusive responsibility of the chief of the Party Chancellery. Article 2