Address to the United Nations, June 26, 1951

Reprinting resolutions adopted at the Congresses convened in Warsaw (1950) and Berlin (1951), as submitted to U.N. Security Council Chairman Jacob Malik; condemning the use of force in Korea, the prolonged state of dependence and colonial subjection, and various human-rights issues; formulating several demands made of the United Nations; and submitting formal statements on the Korean conflict, "the Japanese Question," the struggle for peace in the colonies, and "the German problem."

Place

Warsaw (Poland)

Extent

5 p.

Language

English

Subject(s)

Peace--Congresses

United Nations

creator(s)

World Peace Council

Genre

Speeches

Transcripts

Resolutions (administrative records)

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