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OCR Page 1 of 11Third Meeting -- July 19, 1945
CHURCHILL: One point The Marshal raised that there was
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some trouble on the Greek - Albanian frontier. I made inquiries.
We have heard of no fighting but people don't like one another
very much and there is no sniping. There is no field division
in northern Greece at all. There are many more troops on the
borders in Albania, Yugoslavia and Bulgaria than there are in
Greece (citing certain figures). We should make it clear
to
small states we will not tolerate marauding parties across
frontiers and the frontiers will be settled by the Peace
5.TRUMAN
Conference.
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TRUMAN: These are matters to be settled by the Peace
Conference -- not by direct action.
STALIN: I did not raise the question at this meeting
but privately, and I will explain my views on other occasion.
EDEN: At the beginning of our meeting Secretary Byrnes
said that he wanted to propose revision of the Council for
Foreign Ministers and this was referred to the drafting committee.
The second point examined was the political principles
for Germany. We submit a revised draft.
CHURCHILL: We agree to revised draft.
STALIN: I agree.
TRUMAN: It is accepted.
EDEN: The Polish question is next. We hope to have a
draft ready for meeting tomorrow afternoon.
CHURCHILL: We are agreed that the Polish question shall
be discussed as soon as drafting committee settles its work.
EDEN: Following additional items for the agenda today
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