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for security purposes. He added that the repara- -
toons commission Vishould, of BOURSE, coordinate its
work with with the policy of the Control Machinery and
should establish liaison with it"
At the February 9 meeting of the Foreign
Ministers, Mr. Stettinius presented an American
draft próposal on reparations. The first two para-
graphs of the American proposal were identical with
the first two numbered paragraphs of the Soviet
proposal. 2 The third paragraph, however, was quite
different in that it mentioned the figure of $20
billion only as something to be considered by the
reparations commission:
"The total of German reparations in
the form of removal from her national wealth
as well as in the form of annual deliveries
of commodities after the end of the war shall
be the first subject of study by the Moscow
Commission. In this study the Commission
will take into consideration the effect of
whatever common steps ought to be taken for
the elimination or reduction of output of
various important German industries, from
the standpoint of the total decentralization
of Germany The Commission should take into
consideration in its. initial studies the
Soviet Government's suggested total of twenty
billion dollars for all forms of reparations. 113
Mr. Maisky pointed out that this paragraph should
be "more fully clarified". He repeated the Soviet
proposal that the reparations commission "accept the
total of $20,000,000,000 'as a basis' for its studies",
indicating that the final figures arrived at by the
Commission
TIbid.
2
See above, pp. 7-8.
3FM (Yalta), Feb. 9, 1945, 12:00 noon, p. 10.
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