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Naszkowski

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1953-09-24

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1956-09-24

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1. “A certain decrease in international tension may be observed, which provides the opportunity for wider co-operation in the settlement of all controversial problems on the basis of negotiation between the parties concerned. 36. The most important element in this relaxation of tension is undoubtedly the conclusion of an armistice in Korea. Such a step puts an end to bloodshed in the Korean peninsula and to the war which has caused so much destruction and so much suffering to the Korean people. The end of hostilities in Korea, after three years and thirty-three days of heroic resistance to foreign invasion by the small Korean nation and by the Chinese volunteers, is a great victory for the cause of peace.”

   1953-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 8 (1953)

2. “35. For the eighth time in the history of the United Nations, the General Assembly is meeting in order to discuss and take decisions on many important international questions. World public opinion is following the General Assembly’s debates with keen interest. This proves that, in spite of the disappointments its work has caused so far, the peoples still hope that the United Nations will follow the path of international co-operation. These hopes are now greater than ever. Some signs of a relaxation of international tension have appeared. In the period immediately preceding this session, steps were taken by the countries which pursue a policy of peace, particularly the Soviet Union, to improve relations between countries and settle controversial questions by agreement.”

   1953-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 8 (1953)