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negotiated according to which, through the solidarity
established by the Atlantic Pact, France will benefit
for the execution of her rearmament program from important
deliveries of materiels and from a substantial financial
aid. In order to implement this program, each nation
FRUMAN,
will have, like France, to impose upon itself great
California ARCHIVES "NATIONAL RECORDS AND
sacrifices through an increase in the duration of the
SERVICE
Es
military service and in the defense expenditures.
Germany, though not a member of the Atlantic
Pact, receives also some benefit from the system of
security resulting from it. It is therefore just that she
should contribute to the establishment of a defense for
Western Europe. That is why, in order to open the discussi
of this important problem before the Assemoly, the government
has decided tc take the initiative of making the following
statement
"The solution to the problem of the German
contribution to the common defense must be sought, outside
of any compromise and without evasion, both in the immediate
possibilities of action and in the future perspective for
a united Europe. The framework within which the European
problems are discussed has been made as wide as possible
by the nations gathered in the European Council, but the
initiatives taken by the successive French governments
were accompanied by the hope that institutions and obligations
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