Speeches by Mr. VYSHINSKY

Before speaking on some other matters, I should like to add my tribute and that of my country to the devoted labour that has gone into the completion of this Un...

An atmosphere of grave international tension, fraught with the dangers of war, dominates today both the work of the United Nations and the relations among natio...

My delegation’s position, reflecting the conviction of the Government and people of Costa Rica, is clear and unambiguous: we shall resolutely support any measur...

1. May I, in the first place, offer you, Madam President, my sincere congratulations and those of my delegation on your election as President of the Assembly, a...

The Korean conflict has, quite properly and naturally, played an important role in this debate. The great majority of the Governments represented here consider ...

Mr. Bevin recalled that in his speech to the General Assembly at the third session, he had made it clear that the United Kingdom was disappointed with the progr...

First of all, I should like to associate myself with the words of gratitude expressed by so many of my colleagues to France and to the French Government for the...

Mr. PEARSON remarked that all speakers in the opening general debate were emphasizing — and rightly so — the vital role of the United Nations in upholding and e...

In a speech marked by nobility of thought and of feeling, Mr. Anthony Eden has told us of the disappointment he experienced on first coming into contact with th...

The ninth session of the General Assembly has indeed an arduous task to perform. But let us be optimistic; the Assembly will do its duty in spite of all the pre...

For the first time in many years the world is living through a period free from war. For the first time the world can hope that men will no longer die on battle...

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...

Mr. CLEMENTIS stated that, in connexion with the present session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, there had again appeared commentaries and reflec...

Mr. KISELEV said that the time had come to draw up the balance sheet of the activity of the United Nations during its first four years. 142. He had carefully st...

The Yugoslav delegation has carefully studied the Secretary-General’s annual report [A/2141 and Add, 1] and statement [367th meeting] on the world situation and...

The delegation of the Byelorussian SSR considers it necessary to express its views on the results of the work of the United Nations during the past year. As rep...

Mr. KARDELJ began by pointing out that in the course of the general debate some speakers had, in what he described as a state of panic, expressed their fears wi...

The sixth session of the General Assembly is meeting, it would seem, in an atmosphere of hope. The fifth, the fourth, the third sessions, and even the second, a...

Nine years have passed since the end of the Second World War and the signing of the United Nations Charter at San Francisco. It is common knowledge that the peo...

May I congratulate my distinguished Mead and colleague, Mr. Aranha, on his election to the high office of President of this Assembly? In thanking this Assembly ...