Speech by Hungarian Deputy Foreign Minister István Roska27 Jan 1983 |
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Description:
This document is a transcript of a speech by Hungarian Deputy Foreign Minister István Roska at the January 1983 meeting of the Warsaw Pact (WP) deputy foreign ministers in Bucharest. Roska states that despite the vital importance of the Madrid follow-up conference within the CSCE framework, the WP countries must make it clear to NATO that an agreement will only be forthcoming if mutually acceptable solutions are considered according to the principles of equality and equal security. Roska further argues that unilateral concessions would be disadvantageous to the WP in view of increasing international tensions.
Collection: Deputy Foreign Ministers
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Document Type:
Verbatim
Speech Language of Original Document: Hungarian Translators: Ervin Dunay Number of Pages: 6 Cold War Period: 1980s Persons: Roska, Kovaliev |
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Document Source: Hungarian National Archives (MOL) Call Number: XIX-J-1-j, 1981, 003411/31/1981 |
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