Archive Report
Archive Report
German Problem and the Foreign Ministers
Before the Council of Foreign Ministers winds up the meeting it is scheduled to open in New York on Nov. 4, it will decide the time and place for a future meeting to take up the long-delayed question of a peace settlement with Germany. 1 There is still no German government to sign a peace treaty, and the end of the Allied occupation is not in sight. However, failure to settle such questions as the future frontiers of the country, the form of the new German state, and the obligations it will be required to assume is complicating the task of the occupying authorities and retarding the recovery of Europe in general. Settlement of the German problem, it is ...