Speeches by Mr. Schuman

Mr. SCHUMAN, after referring to the speech of welcome by the President of the French Republic (136th meeting) said that his country was glad that all the Govern...

When I was giving thought to the form which this statement should take, I naturally looked over the address which was delivered by the then Chairman of the dele...

Mr. PADILLA NERVO said that the fourth session of the General Assembly was opening at a time when the international political atmosphere was decidedly calmer th...

Mr. Schuman said that general discussion was a form of self-examination in the course of which members of the Assembly reviewed the shortcomings and failures of...

Mr. WIERBLOWSKI said that in taking part in the discussion of the Secretary-General’s annual report, he would dwell first of all on the statement that, during t...

Mr. COSTA du RELS stated that the third session of the General Assembly of the United Nations had opened in an atmosphere of anxiety and uneasiness. Optimistic ...

More than five years after its inception, our Organization is presented with a document which can, without exaggeration, be described as disturbing. This docume...

It is rather a hard task, coming to this rostrum after so many illustrious speakers, to discover new, up-to-date ideas worthy of being addressed from this platf...

I address the United Nations Assembly today for the second time since I returned to take part in international affairs. Last time we met in Paris in a temporary...

The seventh session of the General Assembly is meeting in an international situation which confronts the United Nations with particularly important and responsi...