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1951, Jan. 25 | |
Industrialists agreed to trade union demands for a codetermination law, giving labor a share in the management of the coal and steel industries. | 1 |
Dec. 6 | |
Both the East and West German governments agreed to send representatives to the United Nations to discuss the holding of free elections in Germany. On Dec. 19 a five-nation commission was approved to inquire into the possibility of such elections. Soviet opposition made the prospect unlikely. | 2 |
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