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S.
TROMAN
"NATIONAL
ARCHIVES AND
RECORDS
a
SERVICE"
er
66
GOVERNANCE
to the discration of the German people and their democratically olected
representatives.
On the other hand, decartelisation and deconcentration meansures oan
hardly be effective unlems they are applied throughout Germany. Industrial
combines and oartols do not stop at Land or zone frontiers. It would
accordingly be highly desirable to obtain agreement on a uniform law as
part of the program to troat Germany as a unit. There may be no serious
difficulty in reaching agroement on such a measure if the powers can agree
to leave the administration of the law to a German public agency, ao that
individual questions regarding the dissolution of a particular industrial
combine do not need to be asttled by the four powers acting by unanizous
or majority vote.
Recommendations
1. In three of the Zonea land reform programs are already on the
statute books and have been implemented in varying degrees. It would be unvise
to insist that any of these reforms be undone and that land reform be treated
on a uniform basis throughout Germany. The differences in the various programs
may M. as reflecting the differences in looal conditions. It is,
suggested that the present programs be continued with implementary
thy resting with the individual stater,
There should he no insistense as a condition for the treatment of Germany
as a unit, that the form in whie property in old should be the subject of
uniform legialation throughout Germany. It would be desirable, however,
to
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