<Ul> <Li> The Allies issued a statement of aims of their occupation of Germany: demilitarization, denazification, democratization, decentralization, dismantling and decartelization . </Li> <Li> Germany and Austria were each to be divided into four occupation zones (earlier agreed in principle at Yalta), and similarly each capital, Berlin and Vienna, was to be divided into four zones . </Li> <Li> It was agreed that Nazi war criminals would be put on trial . </Li> <Li> All German annexations in Europe were to be reversed, including Sudetenland, Alsace - Lorraine, Austria, and the westernmost parts of Poland . </Li> <Li> Germany's eastern border was to be shifted westwards to the Oder--Neisse line, effectively reducing Germany in size by approximately 25% compared to its 1937 borders . The territories east of the new border comprised East Prussia, Silesia, West Prussia, and two thirds of Pomerania . These areas were mainly agricultural, with the exception of Upper Silesia which was the second largest centre of German heavy industry . </Li> <Li> "Orderly and humane" expulsions of the German populations remaining beyond the new eastern borders of Germany were to be carried out; from Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary, but not Yugoslavia . </Li> <Li> War reparations to the Soviet Union from their zone of occupation in Germany were agreed . It was also agreed that 10% of the industrial capacity of the western zones unnecessary for the German peace economy should be transferred to the Soviet Union within 2 years . Stalin proposed and it was accepted that Poland was to be excluded from division of German compensation, to be later granted 15% of compensation given to Soviet Union . </Li> <Li> It was to be ensured that German standards of living did not exceed the European average . The types and amounts of industry to dismantle to achieve this was to be determined later (see Allied plans for German industry after World War II). </Li> <Li> German industrial war - potential was to be destroyed, through the destruction or control of all industry with military potential . To this end, all civilian shipyards and aircraft factories were to be dismantled or otherwise destroyed . All production capacity associated with war potential, such as metals, chemical, machinery etc., were to be reduced to a minimum level which was later determined by the Allied Control Commission . Manufacturing capacity thus made "surplus" was to be dismantled as reparations or otherwise destroyed . All research and international trade was to be controlled . The economy was to be decentralized (decartelization). The economy was also to be reorganized with primary emphasis on agriculture and peaceful domestic industries . In early 1946 agreement was reached on the details of the latter: Germany was to be converted into an agricultural and light industry economy . German exports were to be coal, beer, toys, textiles, etc.--to take the place of the heavy industrial products which formed most of Germany's pre-war exports . </Li> </Ul> <Li> The Allies issued a statement of aims of their occupation of Germany: demilitarization, denazification, democratization, decentralization, dismantling and decartelization . </Li> <Li> Germany and Austria were each to be divided into four occupation zones (earlier agreed in principle at Yalta), and similarly each capital, Berlin and Vienna, was to be divided into four zones . </Li> <Li> It was agreed that Nazi war criminals would be put on trial . </Li>

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