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              State, Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office, 1950; Bittel, K. (ed.),
              Das Potsdamer Abkommen und andere Dokumente, Berlin, 1959, pp. 80 f.
           7    Ibid., para. 9 (iv), in: Stolper, G., l.c., p. 266.
           8    Ibid., para. 14, in: Stolper, G., l.c., p. 267.
           9    Eschenburg, T., l.c., 1976, pp. 58-74.
           10    Sternberger, D., Block und Koalition. Eine Studie zur Entstehung der deutschen
              Parteiensysteme nach 1945, in: Idem (ed.), Lebende Verfassung. Studien über Koalition
              und Opposition, Meisenheim a. Glan, 1956, pp. 51 ff.; Pulzer, P. G. J., German
              Politics, 1945-1995, Oxford, 1995, pp. 32-37.
           11    Sternberger, D., Lebende Verfassung, Meisenheim, 1956, p. 89.
           12    However, there is dispute about the exact date of zonal authorisation.
              Whereas Ludwig Bergsträsser states that political parties were also admitted to
              act on a zonal level in the British zone already on 14 Sep 1945, Heinz-Dietrich
              Fischer argues that parties were only admitted on a county level expanding
              their activities at a later stage. Compare Bergsträsser, L., Geschichte der politischen
              Parteien in Deutschland, Munich/ Vienna, 1965, p. 264 with Fischer, H.-D.,
              Parteien und Presse in Deutschland seit 1945, Bremen, 1971, p. 53.
              Notwithstanding, there is general agreement in academic literature that
              American authorities admitted German political parties on a zonal level on 1
              Sep, the British Military Government on 15 Sep 1945.
           13    For a list of licensed political parties on local, regional, and zonal level, see
              appendix 1, p. 152.
           14    In disagreement with Vogel, B.; Nohlen, D.; Schultze, R.-O., Wahlen in
              Deutschland: Theorie – Geschichte – Dokumente 1848-1970, Berlin/ New York,
              1971, p. 176.
           15    Pulzer, P. G. J., l.c., p. 38.
           16    Byrnes, J. F., Restatement of US Policy in Germany, Stuttgart, 6 Sep 1946 (US
              Government Print Office, Dept. of State publication, 2616, 1946), pp. 9-11.
           17    Ruhm von Oppen, B. (ed.), Documents on Germany under Occupation 1945-1954,
              London/ New York/ Toronto, 1955, p. 19.
           18    Directive JCS 1779 printed in: Germany, 1947-1949; the story in documents, edited
              by US Dept. of State, Washington, 1950, pp. 33-41.
           19    Para. 6 (c), in: New directive, approved by the State, War and Navy Departments, to
              Gen. Lucius D. Clay, United States Commander in Germany, on the Military
              Government of that country, Washington, D.C., 15 July 1947, in: Stolper, G., l.c., p.
              314.
           20    Ibid., para. 8 (a).
           21    Coles, H. L.; Weinberg, A. K., Civil Affairs: Soldiers become Governors,
              Washington, D.C., 1964; Donnison, F. S. V., Civil Affairs and Military
              Government, North West Europe 1944-1946, London, 1961; Niethammer, L., Die
              Amerikanische Besatzungsmacht zwischen Verwaltungstradition und politischen Parteien
              in Bayern 1945, in: VfZ 15 (2), Munich, 1967, pp. 153-210; Peterson, E. N., The
              American Occupation of Germany – Retreat to Victory, Detroit, 1977.
           22    Concerning the administration of the American zone of occupation, see
              appendix 2, p. 153.
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