DIVISION OF GERMANY
ANGLO -AMERICAN PLAN FINDS SUPPORT Reeeived Sunday, 8.20 p.m. NEW YORK, June 8. Britain and America bave agreed ir principle to encourage the division oi Germany into 11 or 12 loosely joinecbut virtually autonomous States a: originally proposed by America at Pots day last year, -says the New York Times' Washington correspondent. A proposal to extend the plan to the Eastern Zone will be submitted to Russia and France at the Big Foui meetings at Paris next week. It is not intended that Germanj should be dismembered but that the authority of the Provincial German Governments should be built up during, the occupation in order that they should : have a vested interest in retaining their autonomy and opposing a stron£ Central German Government. Belgium Holland and Luxemburg are reported tc be in general agreement. .r .
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Chronicle (Levin), 10 June 1946, Page 5
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