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Memorandum, Council of Five Foreign Ministers
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Memorandum, Council of Five Foreign Ministers
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Records of the Naval Aide to the President (Truman Administration)
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GOUNCIL OF FIVE FORBICN
Alternative drafts considered by Drafting Committees,
A. (Accepted by U. 3. and. Brittish member S of Drafiting
For the discharge of each of these tasks the conclusions
of the Council will be prepared for submission to the United
Nations by those members who represent States which are at
war wi th the enemy State concerned, but other members may
be invited to participate in the Council's discussions.
B. (Proposed by Soviet membery of Drafting Committee).
For the discharge of each of these tasks the, Council will
be composed of the members representing those States which
were signatory to the terms of surrender imposed upon the
enemy State concerned, but other members may be invited to
S.
participate in the Council's discussions.
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C. (Possible compromise).
For the discharge of each of these tasks the Council will
be composed of the members representing those States which
were signatory to the terms of surrender imposed upon the
enemy State concerned. For the purposes of the peace settle-
ment for Italy, France shall be regarded as a signatory to
the terms of surrender for Italy.
Other members should be invited to participate when
natters of to them are under
discussion.
Agreed to
XI,4