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     2. The development of conditions in German economic
 
life which will not permit for any length of time excessive
 
demands made heretofore.
 
     There are specified as direct results of an actual con-
 
clusion of the European continental offensives and a total
 
disarmament of all states.
 
     3.  The possibility of a regrouping within the German
 
combat forces:
 
          a1. The formation of a highly mobile motorized 
                attack and protection army (all arms), for the 
                occupation and protection of the regions of 
                Europe;
 
 
          b1. The release of from five to six million of 
                trained German workers from the army, for 
                agricultural, industrial and small shop 
                operations;
 
     b. The release for the German propulation, industry 
 
and agriculture of the military stocks of foodstuffs, raw
 
materials, machinery, vehicles, horses, etc. no longer needed,
 
both German and taken from foreigners;
 
     c. The incorporation of the productive forces of all
 
European states into the general system, for feeding and
 
the covering of the most urgent needs of life in the con-
 
quered or friendly countriest the development of an exchange 
 
 
of goods under the principles of the German state direction
 
of economy; likewise an exchange of available foreign labor
 
from ther different states, etc.;
 
                                   d. The