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lin 1945 the Germans are enjoying military leaders let it-be known {the experience of talking to the that, German troops were “indis- ® | United States, Britain and France pensable” for the defense ofinstead of just listening. Western Europe. During the ‘current conversa-| (On every occasion since then tions here in Bonn aimed at giv- when Western officials have tried ing Germany modified independ- ts jockey themselves into a bets ence in return for Germany's ¢on- tor hargaining position by present to help in the defense of tending that they were not in a Westeln Europe, the Germans hurry the Pentagon has spoiled have held better cards than any- tne game by loudly demanding to bedy else and they have .been know “when we are going to get playing them with zest. those German divisions The big danger is that they will] pps Germans, smarting under |overplay their hands and be left | ix years of occupation and hataitting at the poker table all by {inning to the Americans, British themselves. . : NN be the : and French, cannot be blamed for any 2 game is 80 Pro- (aking full advantage of the tracted that the actual appear- American military mind

N b ‘ » ance of German divisions in y ’ . Westera. European ry r We When. the three Western high , HiceW before he et] Ye 3 = tl commissioners first met Chancel 9 7, lif then Some Ue 1953, lor Adenauer, following -the “ZS oY ee a W Ss s Eh Responsibility for the good vii: Washington decision -to speed oa SS $B 000 00 IN BO a arraig position terms which the West could be ] y " Tales es square. prepared to give Germany in re-

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are not acceptable and that since {the West finds German troops “in |dispensable” it is Germany that is going to do the talking. Discussion is aimed at substituting a series of contractual agree-

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funder which the federal republic now operates. | The contratual agreements would fall into the following gen- : eral chapters: ONE: The status of American

ASP and other Allied troops in Geri Ri M many. Their right to remain here a Sabet actin; land to operafe freely will have to {be guaranteed by a series of complicated and ironclad agreements. So far there does not appear lo be much trouble on this score. TWO: Restrictions on German industrial and economic activity, including the maintenance of the

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