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Motives and stalemate at Big Four talk in Paris
The Big Four Ministers met in Paris on May 23 to discuss German unification and postwar control after Russia lifted the Berlin blockade. Vishinsky clashed with Western proposals for a democratic West Germany, insisting on Soviet dominated status, while Marshall Bevin Acheson and Schuman pressed for Bonn styled unity and limited withdrawal of troops.
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New York Times
Paris
Big Four Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Berlin
Armany
Germany
Bonn
Vishinsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
United States
Great Britain
France
Soviet Russia
Potsdam
London
Marshall
Molotov
Bevin
Britain
Bidault
Lancaster House
Europe
Thearshall Plan
Comlescn
Italy
Theoviet
Western
Palais Rose
Avenue Foch
Dean Gooderham Acheson
Groton
Yale
Harvard Law
Palestine
Robert Schuman
Munich
Strasbourg
Popular
Republican Party
U. S
Andrei Yanuakevich Vishinsky
Moscow University
Moscow
U. N. Assembly
U.S.S.R
Ernest Bevin
Labor Party
House of Lords
West
Ruhr
Baltic
West Germany
East Germany
Tennessee
Socialist Unity Party
Communist
Soviet
Lucius D. Clay
John J. McCloy
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Allied High Commission For