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Military government weekly information bulletin
Number 49 (July 1946)

[Highlights of policy],   pp. [4]-[29] PDF (18.0 MB)

Page [21]


MILITARY GOVERNMENT
gram . . . it calls for the restoration of the respon-
through democratic processes. It requires the reedn-
of life. It requires firm justice in exacting punitive
to those in Germany who will .work to restore de-
(Right) A Wiesbaden printer proofreads a copy of a political poster as
German presses grind out start towards political freedom. (Below) Section
of a huge throng which gathered at Heidelberg's celebration of first free
May Day since the advent of the Nazis.               Signal Corps Phofos
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