UN General Assembly
1962

191; Much would be done to neutralize the dangers arising out of propaganda for a preventive nuclear war If all States possessing nuclear weapons were to undertake not to be the first to use them. In our opinion, no State which does not pursue aggressive aims can refuse to make such a commitment, 192. The other measures proposed in the resolutions submitted by the USSR would also be an, important contribution to efforts directed towards averting a so-called preventive nuclear war. Above all, we regard as extremely important the provision under which the General Assembly would condemn as one of the most dangerous forms of war propaganda statements calling for military revenge and for a revision of the national frontier established in Europe as result of the Second World War. 193. The Czechoslovak delegation feels obliged to dwell in some detail on the question of the serious threat to peace constituted by the militarism and revanchism of Western Germany and also by the entirely abnormal situation in West Berlin,