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25. on the other hand, some financial ecenomies would be
gained by us in Berlin, as wa would no lengor have to billet and 10868
the delegations of the other three dountries. They sould livo and edt
in their own sostors of Borlin. Whether these savings would be grester
than the expenses or moving to Berlin and the "demarrage charges" fros
probable delay in opening the seceud trial, I do not know.
26. on balance, 1 that the seasnd international
trial, ar held, should be at Nurnborg. the finencial savinga from a
shift to Berlin appear to me highly speculative. The disadvantages of
the shift, set forth in paragranh 24 above, sesm to no very serious.
CONGLUSION
87. The question for decision is not e simple one, and
TROWAR
there are risks and disedvantages in either course of action. A
ARCHIVES NATIONAL RECORDS AND
acoond International trial may take longer than I now expect, or end to
loss sucoosefully than I now hope. But the dissdvantares of refuning
to participate are very apparent and substantial, and, to my mind, are
conelusivo.
28. Aepordingly, I recompend that the United States should,
in the very near futures
(a) Publiely agree to participate in a scoond international
trial along the lines set forth herein and solest judgos for the
trialy
(b) Informally agree with the British on the question of
the nationality of the presiding judgo as get forth in paragraphs
20-2a,aboves and
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