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OCR Page 1 of 96th Meeting Big Three Conference at Berlin July 22, 1945
STALIN: The withdrawal of Soviet troops from the north Soviet
zones in Vienna has begun, and should be completed in a few
days.
CHURCHILL: The British government is pleased to learnof this
prompt action.
TRUNAN
TRUMAN: So is the American government.
EDEN: (reads the report of the Foreign Secretaries)
and
The paper of the American delegation on the southeasterr European
satellite countries was presented to the Foreign Secretaries.
The British agreed with the paper, but the Soviets were unable
to agree with the provisions for the reorganization of the gov-
ernment and the election.
The matter of the press and the control exercised by the con-
trol commissions were referred to the subcommittee for discus-
sions.
The Soviet delegation agreed to submit a memorandum on the im-
provement of the control commission in Italy.
The Secretaries considered the economic committee's report on
German economic problems. The United States asked postponement
of disputed issues for subsequent meeting. Foreign Secretaries
agreed to discuss only principles agreed to by the subcommittee.
These agreed principles were accepted, except for the wording
of paragraph 13.
The discussions on paragraph 18 and annex to paragraph 16 were
also reserved.
The Foreign Secretaries also discussed the removal of Allied
industrial equipment in Rumania, on the ground that it was
booty, but not conclusions were reached.
The agenda for the Big Three Meeting was submitted. It included
the western frontier of Poland, trusteeships, the straits, the
western frontier of the Soviet Union, and Iran. It was sugges-
ted that certain problems be referred by the Big Three to the
Foreign Secretaries for discussion, to save the time of the Big
Three. These problems included cooperation on European economic
problems, Tangiers, and the problem of Syria and the Lebanon.
STALIN: I agree that we should submit these problems to the
Foreign Secretaries without further discussion here.
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