UN General Assembly
1971

146. It is in the framework of such a situation that the Soviet social-imperialists continuously strengthen their military occupation of Czechoslovakia, despite their statements to the effect that the West German danger no longer exists, that they maintain several Eastern European peoples under their yoke, that they threaten other peoples. If allowed to do so, they might behave elsewhere as they have for the past three years in Czechoslovakia. But if, as they have a tendency to do, the social-imperialists should undertake similar action against Romania or Yugoslavia, the people of those countries will not take it lying down; they will mount a resolute struggle against the aggressor. In that struggle they will not be alone; they will enjoy the support of many other peoples. The Soviet revisionists would do well to take this seriously into account.