UN General Assembly
1967

109. The problem which is crucial for the peace and security of Europe is that of the militaristic and revanchist attitude of West Germany, its plans for remaking the map of Europe and the chauvinistic atmosphere in which German fascism is once more emerging. The fact that the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany still refuses to recognize the consequences of the Second World War and the realities of post-war Europe, that it stands by its unfounded claims to represent the whole German people, and that it is trying to isolate the German Democratic Republic politically and to gain access to nuclear armaments, all serves to demonstrate the alarming nature of its policy. That policy, which is supported by certain States, members of the Atlantic Alliance, constitutes an obstacle to the further improvement of the political climate in Europe and to a constructive solution of many of the important problems besetting the European States.