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rejection Of these proposals which
are in disagreement with the prin.
ciples, purposes and tasks of the
United Nations Organization, anc
the adoption 'of which could only
undermine the very basis of the
United Nations.
WAR MONGERS.
The Soviet delegation believes II
necessary to raise at the General
Assembly a very important question
concerning the measures against
the propaganda of new war in.
creasing in a number of countries
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A furious campaign in the press
mainly in American press, and in
the press of the countries following
obediently the United States, like
Turkey, is being spread, already fol
a considerable lapse of time, for the
purpose Of coaxing the public opin-
ion In favor Of new war. ALI
means of psychological influence
newspapers, magazines, radio, Gin
eula-QaVe peeu uScU.
This propaganda of a new war is
being carried on under various flags
and pretexts. But no matter how
much differ the flags and pretexts,
the essence of the whole propa-
ganda remains the same: To justify
the limitless desires of the influen-
tial circles in the United States to
fulfill the expanionist plans, the
keystone of which is crazy Idea"
of world domination. Torrents of
the propaganda of a new war and
appeals to prepare for it better and
more expediently flow from the
pages of the American press.
The war mongering propagandists
try by hook and crook to frighten
people poorly versed in politics by
the fables End vicious fabrications
about alleged preparations on the
part of the Soviet Union to attack
America. They certainly know only
too well that they are telling lies,
that the Soviet Union is not threat
ing in any way with an attack on
any country. That the Soviet Union
devotes all its forces to the cause Of
rehabilitation of the areas that
either were destroyed by the war
or suffered general damage in the
course of war. That the Soviet
Union devotes all its efforts to the
cause of rehabilitation and further
development of its national economy.
Preach War Inevitable.
The war mongering progagandists
active in the United States and in
England, Turkey, Greece and in
some other countries are well aware
that the whole population of the
Soviet Union-workers, peasants, in
tellectuals-condemn unanimously
any Attempts to bring about a new
war. -.
They stubbornly preach that a
new war is enevitable and this un-
der the pretext that it is necessary
to forestall the alleged aggressive
policy of :. the Soviet Union and
other Eartern- -Epropean countries.
Really, this is to lay the fault at
another mans door. Truly, as a
Russian proverb says: Though it is
he who fiogs, he cries out in pain" ;"
The preparation for new war is
being carried on literally before
the eyes of the whole world. The
war mongering propagandists now
do not even try to conceal it. They
openly threaten the peace-loving
nations with war trying, at the same
time to shift onto them the re-
sponsibility for the creating of a
new hot bed of slaughtering.
AS one can judge by number of
signs, the preparation for new war
has already passed the stage of a
sheer propaganda Psychological
coaxing and war of nerves. Nu-
merous facts prove that in some
countries-and this is particularly
the case of the United States-the
war phychosis is being warmed up
by putting into effect practical
measures of military and strategical
characters together with such Or
ganizational and technical measures,
like the construction of new military
bases, relocation of armed forces in
accordance with the plans of future
military operations, expansion of
manufacturing of new ornaments
and feverish work for the purpose
of improving weapons.
simultaneously military blocs,
military agreements on the so-called
mutual defense are concluded,
measures for the unihcation of
armaments are being elaborated,
and the general headquarters plans
for a new war are being worked
out. ."
In this propaganda of a new war
the most active part has been as
sumed by the representatives of
American capitalist monopolies, by
representatives of largest enterprises
and leading branches of American
industrial and banking and financial
groups. These are the groups that
have received from the Second World
War great profits and accumulated
because of war vast capital, as it
was the case in the First World
War. -
Such is the soil that feeds in the
United States the propaganda of a
new war. The promoters of this
propaganda are not only prominent
representative of the American in
fiuential industrial and military
circles, influential organs of press
and prominent POLITICIANS, but Off
cial representatives 'of American
government as well. 1t is by no
means accidental that the particu-
larly violent warmongers among
them are those who are closely
connected with commercial, indus
trial and financial trusts, concerns
and monopolies.
Mentions Names.
There is no need to name too
many of them. 1t is sufficient to
mention some of them having in
view, certainly, not their personal
ities-personal convictions. personal
merits and so on, but mainly those
social groups. enterprises, industrial,
technical, scientific societies whose
views and interests these persons
represent.
cat this point, Mr.. .Vishinsky
attacked as "warmongers" nine
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