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11812 Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or a
TOP SECRET
letter,
Aug.
10.
-2-
SHAEF Proposal for Concentration of Remnant of German
Ministries. SHAEF has asked Murphy's concurrence in a
proposal to concentrate the fragments of German ministries
found to date. Murphy does not object to the concentration
of archives and offices but does find objectionable the
implication that British policy at least tends toward the
early establishment of a German government. Murphy will
enter a reservation on this point. He considers signifi-
cant the fact that Marshal Montgomery has not yet complied
with SHAEF's order that Doenitz government should be placed
under arrest.
Consultation Concerning the Declaration on the Defeat
of Germany. European Advisory Commission has agreed that
the text of the declaration on the defeat of Germany will
be communicated on May 25 to the seven European Allied
Governments which have been in consultation with the Com-
mission. In addition the UK representative stated that
his Government will inform the governments of the Dominions
and India. Winant stated that the declaration will be
communicated by the American Government to Brazil. The
Soviet representative made no explicit statement to the
effect that his government would communicate the declara-
tion to the Warsaw Government but such action is highly
probable.
American Red Cross Deadline on Relief Program for
Poland. On the request of the American Red Cross Director
for Russia and Poland, our Embassy in Moscow has communi-
cated to the Soviet Foreign Office a statement which recalls
early Soviet agreement to the development of a relief pro-
gram for Poland by the American Red Cross. The message
notes that although seven months have passed, no effective
progress has been made and the American Red Cross is there-
fore obliged to draw the conclusion that the Soviet Govern-
ment and the Warsaw Government are either indifferent to
or opposed to this program. Unless adequate written assur-
ances are received by June 5 the American Red Cross will
be obliged to withdraw its offer of relief for Poland and
divert supplies intended for that country to other areas.
In such an event it will not be possible to reinstate a
program for Poland at a later date.
Yugoslavs
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