Foreign Relations of the United States; the Conference at Quebec, 1944U.S. Government Printing Office, 1972 - 527 páginas |
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Página 424 - Decisions of the security council on procedural matters should be made by an affirmative vote of seven members. "3. Decisions of the security council on all other matters should be made by an affirmative vote of seven members...
Página 91 - The above declaration is without prejudice to the case of the major criminals, whose offences have no particular geographical localisation and who will be punished by the joint decision of the Governments of the Allies.
Página 89 - ... that they may be judged and punished according to the laws of these liberated countries and of the free Governments...
Página 490 - The matter should continue to be regarded as of the utmost secrecy; but when a "bomb" is finally available, it might perhaps, after mature consideration, be used against the Japanese, who should be warned that this bombardment will be repeated until they surrender.
Página xxxix - Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept.
Página 113 - ... Military marks and Reichsmark currency or coins in their possession. Allied Military marks and Reichsmark currency and coin now in circulation in Germany will be legal tender without distinction and will be interchangeable at the rate of 1 Allied Military mark for 1 Reichsmark.
Página 100 - ... removed from the area or completely destroyed. All equipment shall be removed from the mines and the mines shall be thoroughly wrecked.
Página 481 - Sound thinking teaches that . . . poverty in one part of the world usually induces poverty in other parts. Enforced poverty is even worse, for it destroys the spirit not only of the victim but debases the victor. It would be just such a crime as the Germans themselves hoped to perpetrate upon their victims — it would be a crime against civilization itself.
Página l - July 44 Surely it would be most unwise of us to make up our minds on this [proposal to ask the USA and the USSR to join with us in recognising the French Committee of National Liberation as the Provisional Government of France] until the result of the President's honeymoon with de Gaulle is made known. Clearly we shall have to go as far as the United States go, and after their decision is declared we may press them to go farther. Should the President make a...
Página 433 - Upon the defeat of the Axis in Europe, in co-operation with other Pacific Powers, and, if possible, with Russia, to direct the full resources of the United States and Great Britain to bring about at the earliest possible date the unconditional surrender of Japan.