Titlebook: A History of the United Nations; Volume 2: The Age of Evan Luard Book 1989 Evan Luard 1989 colonization.conflict.conflicts.crisis.financial

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Jutta R?ser,Tanja Thomas,Corinna Peillonization crisis it was ever to confront. It was a crisis which aroused passionate disagreement: between East and West, between colonial powers and former colonies, even between different members of each of these groups. And it was to bring about the largest, most expensive and most controversial operation of the organization’s entire history.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91618-1ly a few days earlier, was ousted, and was at first believed to have been killed. A republican government was established under Colonel Sallal, with the support of the Free Yemeni Movement based in Cairo.

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Alltag — Subjektivit?t — Vernunftblem of a particularly difficult kind. It removed Cyprus from the agenda of the United Nations for the next five years. It was, however, a settlement between Greece and Turkey, rather than between the two ethnic groups in Cyprus. And at the end of 1963 the issue was to emerge again in a still more intractable form.

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,Die diversit?tsgrundierte Stadt,From 1960 the pressures within the United Nations for more rapid progress towards decolonization became more intense. This was the culmination of a steady increase in the attention given to the issue over more than a decade.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29293-5The issue of colonialism was not the only question raised by Khrushchev in his celebrated speech to the General Assembly on 23 September, 1960. He raised too, in equally forthright and outspoken terms, the question of the role of the Secretary-General.

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Elisabeth Klaus,Barbara O’ConnorThe meaning to be attached to ‘self-determination’ was at stake in another issue to come up in the organization a few months later.