SOVIET BROADCASTS RELATED TO GERMANY & THE APPROACHING LONDON CONFERENCE (AN EIGHT MONTH SURVEY)

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• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 15, 1998
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• Publication Date: November 18, 1947
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Violent and ominous accusations of "warmongering" "hick have assumed prominences since
Vishine ,yle a.g*re,s,kive speech,, It has been asserted also that "those who -ant to break
un Gers ny'... have already decided to wreck the London Conference to achieve t},ia aim?"
" 'R UrITY; T'iis has probably been (together with "economic control") one
of the two most emphasized themes; and the emphasis is, if anything, increased in anti.
c loatio' of the London Conferences Publicity-19 given, for instance, to proposals of
g:1l?-rex nan reprpa;antation in London and to recent SF.D and LDP pro,aosale for an ;sll-
Lerm,w government., Trizonal fusion to treated as simply a further step is plans to
"split" Germany.
DFArILIT1 IZATIONg The asiartioazs with retard to "military bands" in the western
zones have almost disappeared. On the other hand, proposal] for allegedly increasing the
"war-potential" o the Ruhr are denounced as Illustrations of U.S. militarism, and of
a U.S., intention to use the Ruhr as a base for military aggressions
4, DDEPAZIFICA.TION? The stress on an alleged western failure to denazify its
continued,, Clays,, anti-Comsunist eninpaign is denounced this week on the ground thetz1
like Nazi anti-Communism. It *111 .ester. be extended to a campaign against all "progressive"
and "democratic" elements;,
5, ECOrrQMI(: CONTROL; The chief form of this theme consists of assertions that
U,S., "monopolists" are closely associated with German "monopolists" and are controlling
western Germany through them4
8, REPARATIONS; Although this theme was soft-pedalled soon after the Moscow
Conference (perhaps because of an eypected adverse reaction in Germany) it has been
definitely keptalive in a way sus-grating that It may reappear in full force as the London
Conference date draws nearery, and during the Conference itself,
?. ECQTVOMIC FAILURE; It is not claimed that the Soviet zone has ea higher standard
of living than the western zones, but that its economy is now on a sound basis and is
stadily going forward, thanks to planning,, lan!reform, etcr,, while in the west chaos
and exploitation prevail,
E3, LAND RUORM ATOM SOCIALIZATIO19n This new emphasis, frankly addressed to the
assumed economic class fhterests of "workers and peasants," bulks much larger in broad.
cases to ead about Germany than in Moscowc,e references to other parts of the world!,
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