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preceding question.
Question 5: What is Russia's reac-
tion to Yugoslavia's decision not
to sign the peace tready with Italy?
Reply: Yugoslavia has grounds
10 be dissatisfied.
Question 6: What in you1 opinion
is at present the most serious threat
to peace in the whole world?
Reply The incendiaries of a new
war: Foremost Churchill and those
who think like him in Great Brit
ain and the United States.
Question 7: If such a threat should
arise, what steps should be taken
by the peoples of the world il order
to avoid a new war?
Reply: 1t is necessary to unmask
and bride the incendiaries Of a
new war.
Question 8: Is the United Nations
organization a guarantee OF the In
tactness of small nations?
Reply: So far it is difficult to
say.
Favors Un~ification
Question 8: Do you think that the
four zones of occupation in Ger
many should in the near future be
nrown together insofar as economic
administration is concerned, with
the view to restoring Germany as
a peaceful economic unit and thus
lessening the burden of occupation
20 the four powers?
Reply: 1t is necessary to re-estab-
fish rot only the economic but the
political unity of Germany as well.
Question 10: Do you feel it feas-
ible at this time to create some sort
of general administration. to be
placed in the hands of the Germans
themselves but under Allied control.
which will make i; possible for the
Council of Foreign ministers to
draft a peace treaty for Germany?
Reply: Yes, l think so.
Question II: Do you feel conf
dent in the light of elections which
have been held in various zones
this summer and fall that Germany
is developing politically along dem
ocratic lines which give hope fol-
its future as a peaceful nation?
Reply: I am not sure of it for the
time being.
Question II: Do you feel that as
has been suggested in some quar-,
tiers, the level permitted should be
raised above the agreed level to
permit Germany to pay her own
way more fully?
Reply: Yes, l do.
Question 10: What should be done
beyond the present four-power pro-
gram to prevent Germany from
again becoming a world military
menace?
Clean House
Reply: 1t is necessary to eXtlrpate
IN practice the remnants Of Fasclsm
in Germany and to democratze her
most thoroughly.
Question IA: Should the German
people be allowed to reconstruct
their industry and trade and be-
come self-supporting?
Reply: Yes, they should.
Question is: Have the provisions of
Potsd9m in your opinion been adj
hered to- If not, what is needed to
make the Potsdam declaration an
effective instrument?
Reply: They are not always adj
hered to, especially in the field OF
characterization of Germany.
Question Is: Do you feel that the
veto power has been used to excess
during discussions among the four
foreign ministers and in meetings
Of the United Nations Security
council?
Reply: No, I don't.
Question II: How far does the
Kremlin feel the allied powers
should go in hunting down and
trying minor war criminals in
Germany? Does it feel the Nuern-
berg decisions have created a
sufficiently strong basis for such
action?
Reply: The further they will go
the better.
Question: Does Russia consider
H. {IT--{or~ frOofiorc ~ DNJo~I
permanent?
Reply: Yes it does.
Textual Reply
Question 10: HOY does the
U S. S. r.. regard the presence
of British troops in Greece? Does
it feel that Britain shoulG supply
more arms to the present Greek
government?
Reply: AS unnecessary Ghis re-
ply is textual from the Russian
as received in London).
Question 20: What is the extent
of Russian military contingents in
Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Yugo-
slavia and Austria and how long
do you feel that these contingents
must be maintained?
Reply: In the west, that is in
Germany, Austria, Hungary Bull
garia and Poland, the Soviet union
has at the present time go divisions
altogether (rifle and armored). The
majority of them are not (not)
in full strength. Their are no