UN General Assembly
1961

119. Portuguese colonialism, as practised in Angola, Mozambique and elsewhere, will be an increasing concern of the United Nations. However, it is heartening to note that those who prefer to take an ambiguous stand in matters of self-determination and the granting of independence to colonial peoples are becoming fewer in number each time we reconvene in this hall. 120. I have not yet mentioned the problem which, after all, is our main concern today: to save this generation and all succeeding generations from the scourge of war. We meet today under the shadow of resumed nuclear tests, a renewed arms race, and a crisis in Berlin and Germany.