‘GO-SLOW’ POLICY ON GERMAN REPARATIONS
WASHINGTON, October 18 Britain has informed Mr Paul Hoffman the Economic Co-operation Administrator, that it approved his proposals for a “go slow” policy in the dismantling of German industrial plants for reparations pending the drawing up of a final list of plants which are to be retained in Germany. Britain has requested that no formal announcement be made of its decision -until France 'has communicated its verdict, but it is understood that Britain has agreed to a temporary halt in the dismantling of 126 major plants and the slowing down of the removal of 457 other plants.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 October 1948, Page 8
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