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consultation with which, naturally could not
facilitate the execution of this agreement. The
American delegation included in the list of
parties and organizations submitted by it for
consultation with the Joint Commission, seventeen
political parties and social groups of southern
Korea which took a stand against the Moscow
agreement, and only three democratic parties which
supported the agreement. The American delegation
excluded such large democratic parties and
social organizations as the All-Korean Labor
Confederation the All-Korean Peasant Union, the
Korean National Revolutionary Party, the All-
Korean Youth Union, etc., from participation in
consultation. Deeming it impossible to agree to
this position of the American delegation, the
Soviet Delegation nevertheless did its utmost to
find a way to reach an agreed decision. This,
however, appeared impossible and the work of the
Commission, on the suggestion of the American
delegation, was curtailed.
The intolerance of the resulting situation
is evident. As a result of this, as you know,
it was necessary to take new measures in endeavor-
ing to find a way out of such a situation.
The Soviet Commander in his relations with
the American Commander endeavored to find a basis
for the renewal of the work of the Joint Commission.
As a result of an exchange of letters, there has
been a considerable rapprochement of the points
of view of both sides, which fact was noted by
both commanders. It was expected that an agree-
ment would soon be reached and the Joint
Commission would begin its work very shortly.
However, no reply has been received to date from
the American Commander to the last letter of
February 28, from the Soviet Commander and the
proposed agreement was not reached. Disagreement
of action was a serious obstacle for the opportune
fulfillment of the program of measures proposed
in the Moscow Agreement of Korea as a whole.
NOLASSIFIED
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