(Enclosing a Note by the West German Delegation on Izvestya Article on European Security dated 27 June 1967) (GAS(67)66)Subject: Izvestiya Article on European Security27 Jun 1967 |
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This note encloses a summary of a disquisition by I. Blishchenko, professor of international law, on the Soviet conception of a European collective security system. Blishchenko points out that the Soviet Union views the recognition of the prevailing European order as a crucial step towards building a collective security system. He claims that its effectiveness depends on two factors: i) the conclusion of a treaty on the renunciation of force, which is closely connected to non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and the dissolution of both NATO and the Warsaw Pact, and ii) the principle of non-interference. Collection: Harmel Report
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Note Origin (Agency): NATO Political Affairs Division Sender: NATO Acting Assistant Secretary General for Political Affairs Destination (Agency): NATO International Staff Recipient: Manlio Brosio, NATO Secretary General Language of Original Document: English Number of Pages: 3 Cold War Period: 1960s Persons: Blishchenko |
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Document Source: NATO Archives, Brussels Call Number: NISCA 4/10/4/1 |
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