1956 NYC U.N. Dag Hammarskjöld Explains the U.N.'s Involvement in the Suez Crisis

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UN Secretary Dag Hammarskjold addresses the security chamber and discusses the Suez situation

SOT the stalemate in the field of disarmament has been permitted to live for far too long
the government taking a fruitful initiative will be hailed as a benefactor by the people
the government's responding in a positive spirit so as to get extra session attempt
apparently, development will share the merit with the one who took the first
head I trust that means intervention will not be misinterpreted as a cake no side but merely
as an expression of profound feelings which are current all over the world and which it
seems to me have a right to be heard here also outside the framework of government policy I hope that each one of the government's represent the ground experience we wish
to try out the line of trust as a way out or the disintegration and decline under which we now fall"

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Keywords

Time: 1956, 1950s,

Setting: United Nations Building, NYC, New York City, New York,

People: Dag Hammarskjöld, secretary general

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Subjects: 1950s U.N., Suez Crisis, Egypt, Israel, England, France,