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Central (C): General (C). Political Exchanges Leading Towards Four-Power Talks on the Future of Germany

28 Aug 1953

A file containing documents concerning the joint reply by the British, French, and American governments to a Soviet note on the future of Germany. The file includes a series of British, French, and American drafts and edits for the reply, in which the three countries stress the need to discuss the formation of a democratic German government at the next meeting of the four powers, and emphasize their right to consult each other without the Soviet Union. The file includes the final published white paper by the British government, which contains the Soviet note and the Allied reply, and concludes with an invitation for a meeting of the four foreign ministers in Switzerland. Other topics discussed include the question of Austrian independence; Italian views on the Four Powers meeting; and the Swedish, Danish, and Norwegian ambassadors' views on the Soviet note.
united kingdom elections france united states of america germany austria denmark international relations italy norway politicians political parties sweden treaties soviet union european integration Anglo-Soviet relations international conferences Anglo-French relations reunification of Germany West German politics Anglo-American relations Anglo-Danish relations Anglo-Swedish relations multilateral talks Anglo-Norwegian relations Ernst Reuter Austrian independence Konrad Adenauer James B. Conant
Collection ID
FO371
Countries
Austria Denmark France Germany Italy Norway Sweden United Kingdom United States of America
Department Reference
Code C files 1071/285-1071/306
Document Type
Correspondence Parliamentary and Official Government Material
File Reference
FO 371/103675
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fo371.103675
Pages
69
Persons Discussed
Ernst Reuter James B. Conant Konrad Adenauer
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Soviet Union
Themes
International Relations

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