Twelfth plenary meeting, 4 p.m.
| Present | ||
|---|---|---|
| United States | United Kingdom | Soviet Union |
| President Truman | Prime Minister Attlee | Generalissimo Stalin |
| Secretary Byrnes | Foreign Secretary Bevin | Foreign Commissar Molotov |
| Mr. Davies | Sir Alexander Cadogan | Mr. Vyshinsky |
| Mr. Bohlen | Major Birse | Mr. Golunsky |
| Mr. Cohen | Mr. Maisky | |
| Mr. Thompson |
U.S. Delegation Working Paper
Potsdam, August 1, 1945, 4 p.m.
Suggested Agenda – Meeting of Heads of Governments August 1, 1945
1. German Reparations
The subcommittee will present its report on this subject.
2. German Economic Principles
The Economic Subcommittee has presented the report on this subject, as well as on two immediately following points.
3. German External Assets
4. Oil Supplies for Western Europe
5. Use of Allied Property for Satellite Reparations or ‘War Trophies’
A subcommittee was appointed by the Foreign Ministers this morning to consider this subject.
6. War Crimes
The question of whether or not certain prominent war criminals be designated by name remains unsettled.
7. Procedures of the Allied Control Commissions in Rumania, Bulgaria and Hungary
The Foreign Ministers reached substantial agreement on this subject this morning and a subcommittee was named to prepare a final draft.
8. Disposition of the German Fleet and Merchant Marine
The subcommittee on this subject reported to the Foreign Ministers this afternoon.
9. Facilities for Representatives of the Allied Radio
The U.S. Secretary of State proposed to the Foreign Ministers this afternoon that reference be made in the papers on “the Polish Question” and “Admission to the United Nations” to representatives of the Allied radio as well as to representatives of the Allied press. No decision could be reached by the Foreign Ministers and it was agreed that the Heads of Governments should be so advised.