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DECLASSIFIED
E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
Dept. of State letter, Aug, 10, 1972
BYNLT-NC NARS Date 9-14-75
May 30, 1945
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
Subject: Current Foreign Develonments
EAC Considers US Proposal that Control Council Meet
Immediately in Berlin. In the EAC meeting on May 29
Winant presented n draft recommendation setting forth
the US proposal that the four Allied Commanders in Chief
shall meet in Berlin not later than June 1 to sign and
issue the declaration on the defeat of Germeny and the
assumption of supreme authority respecting Germany and
furthermore that the four Allied representatives shall
constitute the Control Council in order to deal with
matters affecting Germany S.S. a whole and in order to
commence the establishment of control machinery as pro-
vided by prior agreements. The UK and French delegates
supported this recommendation but felt that it might be
impossible for the Allied Commenders to convene in Berlin
as soon n.s June 1. The Soviet delegate is troubled by
the question of determining the date on which the agree-
ments on zones of occupation and control machinery. are
to become effective.
In order to clarify this point, Winant believes that
the Soviet delegate would accept the US proposal if it
included specific provision that the agreement on control
machinery in Germany come into force upon the signature
of the declaration of defeat of Germany. Our proposal
should likewise provide that the protocol of agreement on
zones of occupation in Germany and the administration of
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