UN General Assembly
1960

68. The interests of peace require the implementation of the proposals of the Soviet Union and of the German Democratic Republic regarding the liquidation of the consequences of the Second World War and the conclusion of a peace treaty with Germany. 69. We consider that the decisions of the General Assembly at its present session should contribute to the elimination of the grave dangers threatening peace. There should be an end to the practice of violating generally accepted rules for interstate relations and to the disregard of the sovereign rights of other peoples. 70. The attempts made at this session by the United States representative to absolve the promoters of the cold war and the supporters of the colonial regime prove that the quarters he represents do not adequately evaluate the maturity of the international public opinion. Irritation is a poor adviser and offensive words cannot substitute for arguments against the concrete and constructive proposals for the settlement of the main problems of the international relations and of the historic evolution of humanity.