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Shift in Soviet policy noted in postwar warning
The piece argues Soviet foreign policy is shifting toward a peace emphasis though cautioning that Berlin and Ruhr tensions will persist. It cites Molotov, Stalin, and Johannes Steel to suggest no war in 1948 1949 or 1950, and warns Western Europe over Ruhr reownership while urging a path to a temporary peace via possible UN discussions in Paris. Industrial output in the German zonal area has risen to 67 percent of 1926 levels.
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