§ 22. Mr. Sorensenasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs if he will now give further particulars respecting the 1809 German zones apportioned to Great Britain, the U.S.S.R. and the U.S.A.; whether an agreed common policy will be operative in each zone; and what co-ordination is proposed in respect of prospective zoning of Berlin and Vienna.
§ Mr. EdenAs stated in the communiqué issued after the Conference in the Crimea, agreement was there reached on common policies and plans for enforcing the unconditional surrender terms which will be imposed on Germany. The adjustments to the zones in Germany and Berlin in order to provide for French participation are under discussion at the E.A.C. The arrangements in regard to Vienna are also under examination.
§ Mr. SorensenDoes that mean that in Berlin there will be three separate zones with possibly four different administrative policies being pursued?
§ Mr. EdenNo different administrative policies. Originally, of course, the arrangement was reached for three zones. Now, owing to the French participation, certain adjustments are necessary and are being discussed, but it is under a common policy.
§ Mr. SorensenWill there be some kind of co-ordination?