UN General Assembly
1957

101. The Government of the Polish People's Republic has proposed to abstain from manufacturing and stockpiling atomic weapons in the territory of the Polish People's Republic, if agreement is reached between the two German States — the German Democratic Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany — to assume a similar obligation in accordance with the previous proposals of the German Democratic Republic. 102. The Czechoslovak Government has repeatedly considered possible specific steps towards a solution of the disarmament problem and has often expressed Its readiness to give every assistance in the execution of individual partial measures which would hasten and facilitate a solution of the disarmament problem as a whole. 103. With respect to partial measures in Europe, the Czechoslovak Government's efforts hinge on the fact that foreign Powers have atomic bases in one part of Germany and that one hears open talk there of plans to equip the West Germany army with atomic weapons and even statements that, despite all existing undertakings, the Federal Republic of Germany should be given an opportunity to manufacture these weapons itself.