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Volume #16 - 97. | |
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CHAPITRE II CONFLIT CORÉEN | |
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4E PARTIE COMMISION DES NATIONS UNIES POUR L'UNIFICATION ET LE RELEVEMENT DE LA CORÉE | |
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Le secrétaire d'État aux Affaires extérieures au haut-commissaire en Inde | |
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TELEGRAM 5 |
[Ottawa],
le 22 août 1950 |
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Repeat Pakistan No. 5; London No. 5; Washington No. 2; Permdel No. 2. Following is an extract from a speech delivered by the Honourable L.B. Pearson before the Canadian Club, Victoria, on August 21, Begins:51 "I think it would be useful if the United Nations were to establish a small commission to work out with representatives of the Republic of Korea, plans for a government of a free and united Korea, once the fighting has ceased in that unhappy land. I am afraid that more will be required in present circumstances than a return to the status quo. To determine what more should be required is, I think, primarily the responsibility and, indeed, the privilege of Asian members of the United Nations. For that purpose, if a commission of the kind I have suggested were formed, I think it would be wise to have the majority of the commission from Asia. We get, these days, a lot of good advice from Asian leaders on the handling of Asian problems. This would be a good occasion to offer them responsibility for translating this advice into action." Ends. 51 Pour le texte complet, voir :/For complete text, see:/L.B. Pearson, "Canada and the Far East", speech | |
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