Speeches by Sir Carl BERENDSEN

Sir Carl Berendsen said he had not intended to take part in the general debate. An annual stock-taking, however, was of immense value to the millions of right-t...

The basic and dominant theme of this general debate is the problem of Korea. The resolutions of the Security Council with regard to Korea, supported by fifty-th...

I bring to this Assembly the greetings and cordial felicitations of His Excellency, the President of the Philippines, General Manuel Roxas. We are confronted du...

I should like to express from this rostrum the sincere thanks of my delegation and my Government to those previous speakers who paid tribute to the memory of Fi...

As one who had the inestimable privilege of working alongside him for a considerable period of time, I desire to associate myself, my delegation and my country ...

On behalf of the Argentine delegation, I should like to refer first to the general problem of the maintenance of peace, and later to the concrete question of th...

Before I embark on the submissions which I hope to make to the General Assembly, may I ask the President’s indulgence for two very brief preliminary observation...

I desire to take advantage of this opportunity in the general debate to express the views of New Zealand on certain aspects of the United Nations in the light o...