IPF - international peace force
Title
IPF - international peace force
Description
Article. Describes political and economic mechanisms for control of Germany after the war. Mentions that America, Britain, France and Russia would be responsible for separate zones of occupation. Goes on to discuss means to prevent recurrence of war. Mentions Atlantic Charter and suggests unified peace force in the future.
Publisher
IBCC Digital Archive
Contributor
David Bloomfield
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Format
One newspaper cutting
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Type
Identifier
SValentineJRM1251404v10127
Transcription
[newspaper cutting]
Title
IPF - international peace force
Description
Article. Describes political and economic mechanisms for control of Germany after the war. Mentions that America, Britain, France and Russia would be responsible for separate zones of occupation. Goes on to discuss means to prevent recurrence of war. Mentions Atlantic Charter and suggests unified peace force in the future.
Title
IPF - international peace force
Description
Article. Describes political and economic mechanisms for control of Germany after the war. Mentions that America, Britain, France and Russia would be responsible for separate zones of occupation. Goes on to discuss means to prevent recurrence of war. Mentions Atlantic Charter and suggests unified peace force in the future.
Citation
“IPF - international peace force,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed January 20, 2021, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/22170.
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