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6
griminals, large landowners (junkers) and big
businesemen who went severely punished, the meses
of less important Nasis were rehabilitated through
the process of joining the Soviet-controlled KPD
or SED. Sincs the meeting at Noscow the Soviet
Military Governor took action, allegedly for imple-
menting the CFM direstive, by restoring all civil
g.
"INATIONAL
and political rights of former nominal members of
en
SERVICET
the Nasi party and instrueting the German authori
ties to remove within three months all former
active fascists and militarists from public and seni-
publie offices and important positions in big private
enterprises. This (Order No. 201. by the Soviet
Militery Commander) is a surprising admission that
after more than two years Nasis are still euployed
as offics holdors in the Soviet Zone.
2. In the British Zone the program is still carried
out by Military Govermment officers who are in-
olined to compromise the principle of denasification
in the interest of achieving greater administrative
and business efficioney, A German law is being
planned but not enneted as yet. In general, de-
nasification procedure is ained at disposing of
persons who are interned or are holding or applying
for public office. All cases are subject to annual
review looking to final rehabilitation of every
person
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