Reparations, restitution, and war booty


[894] No. 894
Proposal by the United States Delegation

Truman Papers


[895] No. 895
Memorandum by the United States Chiefs of Staff

J. C. S. Files


[896] No. 896
The Political Adviser in Germany (Murphy) to the Secretary of State

740.00119 Control (Germany)/7–1745


[897] No. 897
The Acting Secretary of State to the Assistant Secretary of State (Clayton)

740.00119 EW/7–1745: Telegram


[902] No. 902
Report by the Economic Subcommittee

740.00119 (Potsdam)/7–3145


[904] No. 904
Proposal by the Soviet Delegation

740.00119 (Potsdam)/7–3145


[905] No. 905
Proposal by the Soviet Delegation

740.00119 (Potsdam)/7–3145


[906] No. 906
Proposal by the British Delegation

740.00119 EW/7–2145


[907] No. 907
United States Delegation Working Paper

740.00119 EW/7–2245


[908] No. 908
United States Delegation Working Paper

740.00119 EW/7–2245


[910] No. 910
United States Delegation Working Paper

Pauley Files


[915] No. 915
United States Delegation Working Paper

Pauley Files


[916] No. 916
United States Delegation Working Paper

740.00119 Potsdam/7–2345


[917] No. 917
Proposal by the British Delegation

Pauley Files


[918] No. 918
United States Delegation Working Paper

740.00119 Potsdam/7–2345


[920] No. 920
Proposal by the Soviet Delegation

740.00119 (Potsdam)/7–3145


[921] No. 921
Proposal by the Soviet Delegation

740.00119 Potsdam/6–1945

  1. So dated in an “Index of Attachments to Summary of the Negotiations in the Economic Sub-Committee” (file No. 740.00119 (Potsdam)/7–3145), but not considered by the Foreign Ministers until July 21. See ante, p. 187.↩
  2. Although another copy of this proposal (file No. 740.00119 Potsdam/8–245) is headed, “Soviet Plan of Reparations From Germany—July 24, 1945”, this is apparently the paper circulated at the Sixth Meeting of the Foreign Ministers, July 23. See ante, p. 277.↩
  3. Although another copy of this proposal (file No. 740.00119 Potsdam/8–245) is headed, “Soviet Proposal on Advance Deliveries From Germany—July 24, 1945”, this is apparently the paper circulated at the Sixth Meeting of the Foreign Ministers, July 23. See ante, p. 277.↩