UN General Assembly
1950

Then, when these flagrant slanders are invalidated by facts, their authors, as a matter of form, publish a belated correction modestly hidden in the least conspicuous spot. Among many examples, it should suffice to quote the notorious document “M” of 1947, the authenticity of which even a British Minister did not hesitate to guarantee. In 1948, there was the Berlin affair; in 1949, the alleged concentration of troops on the Yugoslav frontiers; in 1950, we have had the slanderous statements concerning demonstrations by German youth in Berlin, and the no less slanderous reports regarding the People’s Government of China.