TRADE UNIONS’ VIEWS
ECONOMIC BASES OF JUNKER CLASS ... . LONDON, February 28. it is necessary to destroy the economic basis of the Junker class, which nt - e Principal supporters of Nazi militarism,” stated the executive committee of the World Federation of iS? ae . Um ° ns in a provisional report following the recent return of its commission from a tour of the four occu- » »°JL es ’ states *be Paris correspond€nlof.lhe Associated Press. im mil re Q ui res the prompt breaking lan ded estates and their stnbution among the German people. I? , beei \ acc °mpljshed in the RusISS Z 2 ne d £ e , ur^e thal similar SseSh ere ?hould be P ro mP‘ly applied
“The number of Nazi supporters renaming in important influential posi-in-SLa* th - e management of German *£? emonst rates,” states the reannnii2i at ex P, edienc y has too often annulled correct policy.’’ r>rX^ mmission . concluded that a prolonged occupation would be necesneaL.(?,,r^? Ore .? he German economy's noinf. .. character. It emphasised three of th! as essential to deprive Germany “Cans of waging war: 7 all n.Li 6 .. removal, as reparations, of thp m^‘. Ctlve capacity not needed for darri m nr n !^ nance 2* the European stanth? TnlJ IVlng: f2i the destruction of the ST economy by breaking up reld? hU? n<iea estates, which had alsian’Jj? n accomphshed in the Rus--oustrvs n de.NLifl:aK ding UP °‘ in '
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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24814, 2 March 1946, Page 7
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