UN General Assembly
1951

92. The Government of the USSR no longer recognizes international co-operation based on equal rights. It merely demands obedience from other nations. No one can express that truth as clearly as the Soviet Union itself has expressed it through the notorious anti-Yugoslav resolution of the Cominform in 1948, which openly called upon the Yugoslav peoples to force their Governments to comply with the demands of the Cominform — that is to say, to subject itself to the hegemony of the USSR — or to depose it and set up another which would submit to such enslavement. But never in the history of the peoples of Yugoslavia have they once deposed their government because it did not wish to submit to foreign hegemony. Oft the contrary, they have often deposed governments which have begun to submit to such hegemony. It is absolutely clear that our nation has now again unanimously supported its Government’s protest against the aggressive tendencies of a foreign government.