Speech by the General Secretary of the Romanian Communist Party (Nicolae Ceauşescu) at the January 1972 PCC Meeting in Prague25 Jan 1972 |
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This is the transcript of a speech delivered by the general secretary of the Romanian Communist Party, Nicolae Ceauşescu, at the January 1972 meeting of the Warsaw Pact's Political Consultative Committee. Ceauşescu addresses the issue of European security and argues that the Warsaw Pact countries should focus more on détente. The Romanian leader also refers to his country's relations with Finland, the UK, Austria, and the Balkan countries and mentions the establishment of diplomatic relations with West Germany in 1967. Further Ceauşescu discusses: (i) the growing importance of West Germany and Japan in international relations, (ii) China's accession to the UN, and (iii) the war in Vietnam.
Collection: Party Leaders
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Speech Sender: Nicolae Ceauşescu, General Secretary of the Romanian Communist Party Language of Original Document: Hungarian Number of Pages: 20 Cold War Period: 1970s Persons: Ceauşescu |
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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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