The United States High Commissioner for Germany, hereinafter referred to as the High Commissioner, shall be the supreme United States authority in Germany.
Harry Truman: “The United States High Commissioner for Germany, hereinafter referred to as the High Commissioner, shall be the supreme…”
On the recordJune 5, 1949
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Executive Order 10062—Establishing the Position of United States High Commissioner for Germany
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