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TROMALE
(CFM No. 3 (Revised)
16
ARCHIVES AND JUNE
'NATIONAL
RECORDS
SERVICE"
Eastern Germany, (d) the assential features of e mich-needed financial
reform, () the application of cortain economic institutional reforms,
and (f) the principles governing Germany's forcign trads.
40 The United States should indicate its willingness, RS part of
an overall European oconomic recovery program, to provide such a uiified
Germany with economic aid to assis it to become self-sustaining and
recover in & manner that will create a favorable economic environment for
the growth of democratic thought and institutions and contribute to the
economic rehabilitation of all of Europe through a fruitful exchange of
goods and servicas.
5. The United States should avoid if possible any discussion of
the reparation question at the outset of the CFM, indicating, if neces-
sary, that we would be prepared to discuss reparation only within the
framework of an overall settlement of outstanding questions. If the
Soviet Union shows no inclination to yoold on such issues as the estab=
lishment of a provisional German government, and the effective political
and economic unification of dermany, we should persist in our refusal to
resume deliveries of capital equipment on reparation account to the Soviet
Union and decline to compromise on the issue of reparation from current
outputo In the unlikely event, however, that the prospects for a general
Gorman settlement appear favorable, the United States should be prepared
to compromise on the reparation issue and give its agreement to some
program of reparation from.current output provided that can be reconciled
with
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