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Authority E.O. 10501
The United Nations Conference
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on International Organization
Doc. 2 (ENGLISH)
G/14(e)
May 1, 1945
GENERAL
ARCHIVES RECORDS TRENAR 7
NATIONAL AND
SERVICE"
SUGGESTIONS OF THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT CONCERNING THE
PROPOSALS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF PEACE AND SECURITY
AGREED ON AT THE FOUR-POWER CONFERENCE AT DUMBARTON OAKS
Turkey has always been one of the most ardent supporters
of the idea of collective security. It is, therefore, natu-
ral that the Government of the Turkish Republic has examined
with due attention and particular sympathy the plan drawn up
at Dumbarton Oaks by the representatives of the United
Kingdom, the United States, the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics and the Republic of China for the International
Organization of peace, security, and the world economy.
The Turkish Government congratulates itself all the
more warmly for the understanding thus achieved among the
four great nations, since, being firmly attached to the high
ideal which has led to the creation of the League of Nations,
it sees herein the consecration of the aim toward which were
bent all the efforts of good-will to assure the indispen-
sable evolution of this institution into a more complete
and more perfect form through the inclusion in the pact of
the principle of effective and preventive action, the lack
of which has caused the League to lapse into passivity.
It is also upon the inspiration of these factors of
the past and of the painful experiences which humanity has
suffered in the course of the recent years, that, with the
purpose of making its modest contribution to the work of
peace which requires the common effort of all peoples, the
Turkish Government permits itself to submit to the Con-
ference certain suggestions of a general character which,
it hopes, will be taken into consideration at the time of
the amending and redrafting of the final text.
I
In paragraph 1 of Chapter II it is specified that the
Organization is based on the principle of sovereign equality
of all peace-loving states.
In order to make it possible for the new association
of nations to realize more easily the aims of its activity,
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