Speech by the Head of the Czechoslovak Delegation to the 1972 PCC Meeting1 Feb 1972 |
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This document is a transcript of a speech given by the head of the Czechoslovak delegation at the 1972 Political Consultative Committee meeting. The Czechoslovak representative discusses the 24th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and its contribution to world peace as well as Czechoslovakia's economic and political relations with West Germany. The head of the Czechoslovak delegation argues that Bonn should renounce the 1938 Munich treaty. West Germany insists that the Munich treaty be treated as a temporary document, whereas Prague interprets the West German position as an attempt to legitimize the German seizure of Czechoslovak territories.
Collection: Party Leaders
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Speech Sender: Head of the Czechoslovak Delegation Language of Original Document: Hungarian Number of Pages: 17 Cold War Period: 1970s |
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Document Source: Hungarian National Archives (MOL), Budapest Call Number: M-KS-288.F.5/573.õe (1 February 1972) |
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