Invasion and occupation of Czechoslovakia and the UN: stands of Warsaw pact invaders
Subtitle: Czechoslovakia in the Security Council and in Prague; positions of Romania, Yugoslavia, and European Communist parties; US-Security Council debate-USSR.
By: By A. G. Mezerik.
Series: International review service,; v. 14, no. 100
Publisher: International Review Service
Published: 1968
Place of publication: [New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 123
Subjects: United Nations. Security Council.; Czechoslovakia -- History -- Intervention, 1968.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 73-74.
Cover title.
Appendices (p. 81-121):--1. The Czechoslovak question in the UN.--2. The declaration of Bratislava.--3. Joint Soviet-Czechoslovak communiqué on Cierna-nad-Tisou meeting.--4. Letter of 15 July 1968 of Czech Presidium damning five allies.--5. Seven-power draft resolution.--6. Sovereignty and international duties of socialist countries.--7. Text of Soviet-Czechoslovak treaty on stationing of troops.--8. Text of speech by Alexander Dubcek delivered on 2 August 1968 on the Czechoslóvak radio.--9. Text of letter between five Warsaw pact powers.--10. "2000 words"; a statement on democratization.